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WORKING WITH IEM

IEM is a growing company, and we are always on the lookout for new employees, consultants, and partners to work with us

WORKING WITH IEM
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IEM is a technology R&D and manufacturing firm which covers a wide variety of technologies including imaging and other sensors, as shown by our products and research entries shown elsewhere on our site. Accordingly, IEM is interested in multitalented individuals with a strong focus in one or more of our core competencies and the ability to innovate within their specialty. Please examine our listing of specific job openings below.

Many of our R&D projects have made use of expert advice from many fields. IEM is always interested in examining the credentials and research interests of potential consultants in areas such as smart sensor data processing, NDT/NDE technologies, and others. Watch this space for specific requests to see if we might need you for one of our many projects.

PARTNERING/CONTRACT RESEARCH

IEM has partnered with many companies and organizations, and performs contract R&D for state and Federal agencies.

Is there a project you need IEM's assistance on? Is there research you think IEM could do for you?

Please let us know.
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IEM CURRENT JOB OPENINGS

IEM is a dynamic and growing company seeking qualified individuals in diverse technical fields. Specific employment opportunities currently available at IEM are posted below. IEM is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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