IP video surveillance cameras, VMS, analytics and access control for North America
Hanwha Vision America sells IP cameras, video management software and analytics through a sales-led North American motion that is pushing deeper into access control. Its embedded stack (C++, Yocto, CMake, GDB, MQTT, WebRTC) points to in-house device firmware and streaming work. Hiring is accelerating, weighted toward sales, product and legal, and job posts repeatedly cite privacy and cybersecurity compliance alongside A&E channel positioning.
Hanwha Vision America is the North American arm of Hanwha Vision, a provider of security and video surveillance products. The portfolio spans high-resolution IP cameras, a video management system, video and audio analytics, multi-sensor devices, and integrations with third-party applications. Customers include organizations in retail, transportation, education, banking, healthcare, hospitality and airports. The company is headquartered in Teaneck, NJ, employs 201–500 people, traces its roots to 1977, and hires across the United States and Canada.
Its stack includes C++, Yocto, CMake, GDB, MQTT, WebRTC and WebSocket for device work, plus AWS, Salesforce, HubSpot, SAP, Oracle NetSuite, Power BI, Tableau, Jira and Figma.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, led by sales and product roles, with additional openings in legal, support, design, engineering, logistics and marketing across the United States and Canada.
Job posts point to next-generation access control solutions and an access control roadmap, B2B surveillance product strategy, an A&E partnership program, compliance strategy and support performance dashboards.
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