Hardware, fastener and key-duplication supplier to North American retailers
Hillman supplies fasteners, hardware, work gear and key services into home improvement and farm retail, and its hiring is overwhelmingly junior, in-store sales roles, pointing to field merchandising coverage rather than engineering. Projects around kiosk installs and machine connectivity monitoring, plus a stack mixing AS/400, SAP, Oracle Fusion and Manhattan WMS, show a legacy-plus-modern ERP and distribution backbone supporting connected in-store equipment.
The Hillman Group is a Cincinnati-based public company founded in 1964 that sells hardware and related products to retail, professional distribution and industrial MRO customers. Its catalog spans fasteners, builder's and door hardware, rope and chain, gloves and work gear, paint and cleaning sundries, and key duplication and engraving services. The company works with home improvement, hardware and farm and fleet retailers across North America, supported by a large field sales organization and direct-to-store distribution. Hillman employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people and currently hires in the United States.
Hillman's stack includes SAP, Oracle Fusion, AS/400, Manhattan WMS, Salsify, Salesforce, Salesforce Marketing Cloud, Shopify, AWS, Power BI, Tableau, Dayforce and Concur.
Yes. Sales dominates Hillman's current hiring, mostly junior and mid-level field roles in the United States, with smaller openings in manufacturing, operations and support. Hiring velocity is accelerating.
Job posts point to new kiosk installations, monitoring machine connectivity, merchandising and category growth programs, new program implementations, forecasting cycles and board-level reporting packages.
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