Redlen Technologies designs and manufactures high-resolution Cadmium-Zinc-Telluride (CZT) semiconductor radiation detectors that operate at room temperature and deliver superior photon-counting performance. These detectors power a range of imaging and sensing applications—including medical CT, security screening, non-destructive testing, and food quality control—by providing unparalleled spectroscopic resolution compared with conventional scintillator systems. Leveraging a foundation built on Canadian Space Agency research, Redlen drives quantum leaps in diagnostic accuracy while reducing radiation dose, earning global recognition and a $430 million acquisition by Canon Inc. With a team of over 230 STEM professionals and a culture that prizes diversity and innovation, Redlen continues to pioneer next-generation radiation detection technologies.
Redlen Technologies is a pioneering company that has revolutionized the semiconductor crystal growth and fabrication process. As an equal opportunity employer, we foster a work environment where Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) professionals thrive. We are passionate about building a future where every employee contributes to our mission-driven success.
Redlen Technologies designs and manufactures high-resolution Cadmium-Zinc-Telluride (CZT) semiconductor radiation detectors that operate at room temperature and deliver superior photon-counting performance. These detectors power a range of imaging and sensing applications—including medical CT, security screening, non-destructive testing, and food quality control—by providing unparalleled spectroscopic resolution compared with conventional scintillator systems. Leveraging a foundation built on Canadian Space Agency research, Redlen drives quantum leaps in diagnostic accuracy while reducing radiation dose, earning global recognition and a $430 million acquisition by Canon Inc. With a team of over 230 STEM professionals and a culture that prizes diversity and innovation, Redlen continues to pioneer next-generation radiation detection technologies.
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