Locks, access control and connected door hardware manufacturer
ASSA ABLOY builds physical and digital access products, and its stack shows both sides: embedded C++ with BLE, Zigbee, NFC, MQTT and CoAP for connected locks, Kotlin Multiplatform for mobile keys, plus CNC, Mastercam and Allen-Bradley PLCs on the factory floor. Hiring leans sales-first with heavy engineering, support and manufacturing demand, while job posts repeatedly cite lean programs, maintenance efficiency and JD Edwards expertise.
Notable leadership hires: Lead JDE Programmer, Product Lead
ASSA ABLOY Group is a Stockholm-headquartered public company making locks, access control systems, door automatics, door closers, mobile keys and secure identity solutions. It sells to commercial building projects, dealers and channel partners, including door and hardware specification and installation services. The company employs over 10,000 people and recruits across Europe, North America, Asia-Pacific and the Middle East. Its operations span product engineering, manufacturing plants, field support and a large sales organization, running on systems such as JD Edwards, Salesforce and Azure.
ASSA ABLOY uses C++, Python, .NET Core, Azure, Kotlin and Kotlin Multiplatform, wireless protocols like Bluetooth Low Energy, Zigbee, NFC and MQTT, GitLab CI/CD and Jenkins, plus JD Edwards and Salesforce for business systems.
ASSA ABLOY hires in Sweden, Germany, Poland, the United States, the Netherlands, France, Czechia, Denmark, Spain, the UK, Canada, India, Malaysia, China, Singapore, the UAE and more.
Current initiatives include lean improvement plans, Openings Studio BIM tool adoption, a reliability-centered maintenance program, capital equipment commissioning and the Visionline mobile service tool.
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