Universal Instruments competitors

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Universal Instruments vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Universal Instruments	1919	3.9	Conklin, NY	2	$190.0M	425
EIS	1950	4.8	Atlanta, GA	1	$1.3B	7,500
Yushin America	1988	3.6	Cranston, RI	1	$8.5M	90
Electrical Power Design Limited	-	3.8	Houston, TX	1	$5.8M	50
Silicon Valley Power	1896	3.4	Santa Clara, CA	1	$18.0M	198
HORIBA	1973	4.8	Irvine, CA	13	$1.3B	7,149
Clinton Electronics	1963	3.5	Loves Park, IL	1	$3.2M	20
ASML Holding	1973	4.8	Chandler, AZ	3	$11.8B	32,016
Vetco Gray, Inc.	1986	4.2	Houston, TX	1	$6.9M	30
Clayton Industries	-	3.8	Birmingham, AL	1	$120.0M	500
Dynapace Corp	-	3.5	Arlington Heights, IL	1	$3.1M	20
Dynamat	1989	3.8	Hamilton, OH	1	$3.9M	35
Kinemetrics	1969	3.6	Pasadena, CA	1	$22.6M	50
Pressco Technology	1966	4.2	Cleveland, OH	2	$15.6M	100
OMAX	1993	4.6	Kent, WA	1	$81.0M	240
Ocean Insight	1989	4.3	Dunedin, FL	1	$36.7M	350
Bell and Howell	1907	4.7	Durham, NC	1	$1.5B	3,000
Amistar Automation	-	3.5	Vista, CA	2	$1.6M	42
Quantum Design	1982	4.1	San Diego, CA	1	$41.5M	50
Rotork	1957	4.2	Rochester, NY	1	$891.9M	3,500
Industrial Scientific	1985	4.4	Pittsburgh, PA	1	$169.8M	800

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Universal Instruments salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Universal Instruments	$70,138	$33.72	-

Compare Universal Instruments job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Universal Instruments	$88,354	$42.48
Silicon Valley Power	$130,439	$62.71
HORIBA	$106,419	$51.16
Quantum Design	$97,662	$46.95
Industrial Scientific	$96,200	$46.25
Vetco Gray, Inc.	$96,196	$46.25
Clayton Industries	$94,731	$45.54
Dynapace Corp	$91,886	$44.18
ASML Holding	$91,330	$43.91
Rotork	$90,751	$43.63
Electrical Power Design Limited	$89,594	$43.07
Kinemetrics	$88,577	$42.59
Pressco Technology	$88,304	$42.45
Amistar Automation	$87,849	$42.24
Yushin America	$86,778	$41.72
EIS	$86,692	$41.68
Dynamat	$86,188	$41.44
Ocean Insight	$84,911	$40.82
OMAX	$83,650	$40.22
Clinton Electronics	$82,577	$39.70

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Universal Instruments demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Universal Instruments vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
EIS	62%	38%
HORIBA	72%	28%
Industrial Scientific	74%	26%
Bell and Howell	77%	23%
ASML Holding	82%	18%
Universal Instruments	83%	17%

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Compare race at Universal Instruments vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Universal Instruments	60%	14%	12%	10%	4%	6.9
ASML Holding	54%	15%	7%	19%	5%	9.8
Bell and Howell	63%	13%	12%	8%	4%	9.7
EIS	61%	13%	12%	10%	4%	9.8
HORIBA	58%	14%	10%	13%	5%	9.9
Industrial Scientific	66%	11%	9%	11%	2%	7.8

Universal Instruments and similar companies CEOs

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Peter T. F. M. Wennink

ASML Holding

Ramesh Ratan

Bell and Howell

Glenn Pennycook

EIS

Glenn Pennycook is a Chief Executive Officer at EIS.

Atsushi Horiba

Dr. John Cheung

Randy Clayton

Jerry Daviess

Ogie Kuraica

Kiet Huynh Biography

Don Cochran

Don Cochran is a Chairman & CEO at PRESSCO TECHNOLOGY INC. He studied at The Ohio State University between 1970 and 1975 and Madeira High School.

What employees say about Universal Instruments's competitors

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3.0

A zippia user wrote a review on Jul 2022

Pros of working at Universal Instruments

Technical Challenges… not boring tedious day after day same work

Cons of working at Universal Instruments

The culture has changed so much away from a family type environment where most employees knew each other and worked hard to make the best products and to make the company to succeed.

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