Floor care and home cleaning products maker with in-house engineering
BISSELL designs and manufactures vacuums, carpet deep cleaners and cleaning solutions, running a hardware-heavy engineering stack of PTC Creo, Windchill, ANSYS, SIMULIA and Altium alongside SAP, Oracle and Blue Yonder. Hiring is accelerating and tilts toward engineering and manufacturing roles across the US, China and the Netherlands, while job posts point to tooling standardization across suppliers, scrap reduction and integrating PLM with other enterprise systems.
BISSELL Homecare is a privately held, family-owned consumer products company founded in 1876 and headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan. It makes floor care and cleaning products for households, including vacuums, carpet deep cleaners, its own cleaning formulas and pet hair removal tools. The company operates in the North American floor care market and also sells through Amazon channels. It employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people, with hiring activity in the United States, China and the Netherlands.
BISSELL uses PTC Creo and Windchill for product design and PLM, ANSYS and SIMULIA for simulation, SAP, Oracle and Blue Yonder for operations, and Power BI, Tableau and Domo for analytics, plus AWS and Azure DevOps.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and engineering is the largest focus, followed by manufacturing and operations, with junior and mid-level roles most common across the United States, China and the Netherlands.
Job posts reference global product development and NPI teams, common architecture and component platforming, automation of reporting processes, PLM integration with enterprise systems, and scalable leasing and service plans.
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