Laser Technology - Career Opportunities

Laser Technology Inc.

Laser Technology, Inc. is a Colorado-based manufacturer devoted to the design and manufacture of innovative laser-based speed and distance measurement instruments. We provide laser measurement technologies to address real-world needs and applications, including speed enforcement, incident investigation, forestry, mining, utilities, surveying and industrial process control

Professional Measurement

LTI has been designing laser-based products with the the power of reflectorless measurement technology since 1986. Our products are being used worldwide for field data collection for Forestry, Construction, GIS & GPS Mapping, Mining, Utilities, Telecommunications and Natural Resource Management.

Traffic Safety

After pioneering the first commercial laser speed gun, using lidar technology, LTI continues to provide the most reliable and versatile laser measurement devices on the market. Agencies worldwide use our lasers as solutions to speed enforcement, tailgating enforcement, crash and crime scene investigation, statistical data collection and for fire, SWAT and HAZMAT.

Laser Sensors

Laser Technology, Inc. has opened up a whole new world in laser measurement sensors that provide the ability to obtain accurate distance, level and proximity measurements for the industrial arena. Measurements for Liquid & Solid Leveling, In-line Positioning, Scanning, Altimetry, Counting and Profiling are now possible in challenging conditions.

Recreational Products

LTI partnered up with Bushnell in 1994 to manufacture compact, lightweight and affordable laser rangemeters. We designed the first low-cost recreational rangefinder for golfing and hunting. All models use digital measurement technology and let you take the guesswork out of your recreational measurements!

To apply for any of these opportunities, please send your resume, cover letter and salary requirement to info@lasertech.com

Assembler:

We are looking for an Assembler to join our team. This person will prepare, assemble, and align optical/electronic components and subassemblies of routine complexity in a production environment. Work may be performed under a microscope while using small hand tools and with table top adjustment fixtures. Monitors work-in-process or completed work, may need to disassemble, modify and rework as required. This position continually rotates through a variety of manufacturing processes, performing all types of tasks in a cell/team environment.

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