S

Simpson Strong-Tie

Structural building products and engineering support

Overview

Simpson Strong-Tie supplies structural building products and services for construction. It is a leading supplier of structural connectors, fasteners and related systems and also provides engineering and field support, product testing and training to customers. Its products are used to connect and secure building elements and are validated through testing and technical guidance. The company differentiates itself by combining a large product catalog with extensive engineering expertise, testing capabilities and customer support networks. Its goal is to help create safe, reliable structures by delivering high‑quality products and comprehensive technical services to customers.

Work here?Claim your company

About Simpson Strong-Tie

Simplify's Rating
Why Simpson Strong-Tie is rated
B-
Rated B on Competitive Edge
Rated B on Growth Potential
Rated C on Differentiation

Industries

HardwareIndustrial & Manufacturing

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Stockton, CA

Founded

1956

Get referred to Simpson Strong-Tie

See people who can refer or advise you

Simplify Jobs

Simplify's take

What believers are saying

  • Sure Wall anchors launched September 30, 2026, expands into everyday homeowner repair.
  • Gallatin, Tennessee plant opened January 15, 2026, adding manufacturing capacity and resilience.
  • October 2026 Fulton groundbreaking adds 24 jobs and strengthens equipment-systems distribution.

What critics are saying

  • NLRB Case 01-CA-391096 filed July 20, 2026 targets labor-practice changes in Enfield.
  • Van Roeun v. Simpson Strong-Tie, filed July 22, 2026, extends wage-and-hour exposure.
  • Customer defection risk rises if Autodesk or hsbcad outpace CS Cornerstone modules in 2027.

What makes Simpson Strong-Tie unique

  • Simpson Strong-Tie pairs connectors, software, and equipment across one construction workflow.
  • CS Cornerstone Wall, launched 2026, unifies wall, truss, and EWP design.
  • Its 2026 Missouri plant consolidates equipment solutions manufacturing around Monet DeSauw and EasyFrame.

Help us improve and share your feedback! Did you find this helpful?

Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • 401(k) Retirement Plan
  • Performance Bonus
  • Paid Vacation
  • Paid Sick Leave
  • Employee Discounts
  • Employee Referral Bonus
  • Charitable Contribution Matching
  • Education Reimbursement
  • Hybrid Work Options

Company News

IntelliCAD Technology Consortium
Nov 10th, 2026
Simpson Strong-Tie launches CS Cornerstone Wall, built on IntelliCAD.

Simpson Strong-Tie launches CS Cornerstone Wall, built on IntelliCAD. by Jason Poitras, on Tue, Nov 10, 2026 @ 05:00 AM The IntelliCAD Technology Consortium congratulates ITC member Simpson Strong-Tie on the launch of CS Cornerstone(TM) Wall, the first module of its new CS Cornerstone component design software, built on IntelliCAD. CS Cornerstone is designed for component manufacturers, the companies that build wall panels, roof trusses and engineered wood products (EWP) such as I-joists and laminated beams for the construction industry. It brings these components together in a single model, so users can see and coordinate the whole structure in one place, from design and engineering through to manufacturing. "We are excited to be partnering with IntelliCAD on our CS Cornerstone software solution. CS Cornerstone is an integrated structural modeling solution built on IntelliCAD that unifies wall panels, roof trusses, and engineered wood products into a single model. The Wall module is available today, with Truss and EWP modules expected within the next year. Users can visualize and coordinate the entire structure in one environment, streamlining design, engineering, and manufacturing processes." Jess Jensen | Director Product Management - Building Component Software at Simpson Strong-Tie Wall framing powered by hsbcad CS Cornerstone Wall is powered by technology from hsbcad, a Belgian company with more than 35 years of experience in timber construction software. It brings hsbcad's wall-framing capabilities, the same ones found in hsbDesign for Revit(R) and AutoCAD(R), into the IntelliCAD environment. Highlights include: * Parametric details that update automatically when wall dimensions, angles or timber sizes change * Framing styles that let manufacturers set their preferred configurations once and apply them across many walls * Rule-based checks that test the model against design, structural and production requirements, such as stud spacing and sheathing support * Production output to CNC machines and shop-floor systems through hsbcad exporters, with digital shop drawings available in hsbView What's next The Wall module has been available since June 2026. Simpson Strong-Tie expects to add the Truss and EWP modules within the next year. Congratulations to the Simpson Strong-Tie team on this launch. It's a strong example of what members can build on the IntelliCAD platform. To learn more, read the full announcement: Simpson Strong-Tie and hsbcad Bring Advanced Wall-Framing Technology to CS Cornerstone(TM) Wall Software.

The Christopher Group
Oct 29th, 2026
TCG places Senior Manager, Learning and Organizational Development at Simpson Strong-Tie.

TCG places Senior Manager, Learning and Organizational Development at Simpson Strong-Tie. PLANO, TX - Simpson Strong-Tie, a global leader in structural building products, has placed Georgette Hunter-Franklin as their Senior Manager, Learning and Organizational Development. Managing Partner, Nat Schiffer and Partner, Jeff Wilbanks led and placed the integral HR search. "It is always gratifying when relationships span years and multiple companies. This is the case with Sarah, Georgette, and Simpson Strong Tie. I have personally known Georgette for nearly 15 years and now we get to place her at Simpson, truly a blessing and personifies everything that we are about at TCG," shared Nat Schiffer, Managing Partner at The Christopher Group. Georgette's role is responsible for designing and executing enterprise-wide learning and leadership development strategies that strengthen organizational capability and support global business objectives. Reporting to the Director of Learning & Organizational Development, she will build scalable leadership development programs, oversee training operations and shared services, drive learning strategy and governance, and partner closely with business leaders and HR to align development initiatives with workforce needs. Georgette will leverage modern learning technologies, data, and analytics to create impactful development experiences while fostering a culture of continuous learning and organizational growth across a global enterprise. Georgette Hunter-Franklin brings more than 18 years of experience leading enterprise talent, leadership, and organizational development strategies. She has supported global organizations across the technology, logistics, energy, and consumer industries, with expertise spanning leadership development, talent management, culture, performance transformation, and large-scale organizational change. About Simpson Strong-Tie Simpson Strong-Tie, a subsidiary of Simpson Manufacturing Co., Inc., is a global leader in structural building products, specializing in connectors, fasteners, anchors, lateral systems, and digital tools that support safer, stronger construction. Founded in 1956 and headquartered in Pleasanton, California. With a mission rooted in rigorous testing and innovation, evident in its accredited R&D facilities, Simpson Strong-Tie continually introduces new products and invests in digital platforms, training, and field support to serve builders, engineers, and contractors. Its culture emphasizes teamwork, growth, and long-term career development, anchored by values such as support, collaboration, and respect. About The Christopher Group Through its award-winning, customized HR solutions, The Christopher Group (TCG) delivers critical human capital solutions in the area of executive HR search, interim HR leaders, fractional CHROs, and HR advisory and consulting. Since 1998, TCG has served clients across all industries, locations, company sizes, and verticals. Staffed by former HR professionals and highly trained search practitioners who have sat in the job, TCG has been named one of the Fastest-Growing, Best Non-Profit, Diversity, Private Equity, and Top 50 Executive Recruiting Firms by Hunt Scanlon as well as Forbes' 2019, 2020, 2021 & 2022 list of America's Best Executive Recruiting Firms.

SBJ Media
Oct 6th, 2026
Simpson Strong-Tie breaks ground on $19M Missouri facility.

Simpson Strong-Tie breaks ground on $19M Missouri facility. Posted online October 6, 2026 | 6:21 am Simpson Strong-Tie, which makes engineered structural connectors and building solutions, broke ground on a $19 million facility in Fulton. The project is expected to add 24 jobs to the area. "Simpson Strong-Tie's investment in Callaway County is another clear sign that Missouri is open for business and ready to compete," Gov. Mike Kehoe said. No comments on this story

NADRA
Oct 5th, 2026
Simpson Strong-Tie breaking ground in Mo.

Simpson Strong-Tie breaking ground in Mo. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 10/5/2026-Simpson Strong-Tie, a proud member of NADRA.org, has broken ground on a new facility in Fulton, Mo., investing more than $19 million and adding 24 new jobs to the area. The company's new facility will bring together its equipment solutions business, including Monet DeSauw saws, EasyFrame automated marking systems, and truss fabrication equipment. "Simpson Strong-Tie's investment in Callaway County is another clear sign that Missouri is open for business and ready to compete," said Governor Mike Kehoe. "Companies are choosing Missouri because of our strong workforce, central location, and commitment to moving at the speed of business. We're proud to welcome this new facility and the opportunities it will create for Missourians, and we appreciate Simpson Strong-Tie's confidence in our state as a place to invest, grow, and succeed." Building on the company's established manufacturing presence in Fulton, the new Simpson Strong-Tie facility will consolidate its equipment solutions operations into a single location. The consolidation will enhance the company's ability to innovate, manufacture, and support equipment solutions that help customers improve productivity, efficiency, and quality while supporting the evolving needs of the businesses. "This project reflects the dedication of our Fulton team and the strong relationships we've built with our customers and community," said Nick Algya, Senior Vice President, Southeast Region for Simpson Strong-Tie. "By bringing our people and expertise together, we'll be better positioned to respond to customers, collaborate across teams, and support the continued growth of the component manufacturing industry." "We're excited to see Simpson Strong-Tie growing its presence in Missouri," said Michelle Hataway, Director of the Department of Economic Development. "This nearly $20 million investment and 24 new jobs will create meaningful opportunities for Missourians while strengthening the Callaway County community. We're grateful to Simpson Strong-Tie for its continued confidence in our state and to our local partners whose collaboration helped make this project possible." For this expansion, Simpson Strong-Tie will benefit from the Missouri Works Program, a tool that helps companies expand and retain workers by providing access to capital through withholdings or tax credits for job creation, subject to verification of program requirements.

StreetInsider
Jun 30th, 2026
Higharc raises $95M Series C to scale AI platform for homebuilding and supply chain

Higharc, an AI platform for homebuilding, has raised $95 million in a Series C round led by Insight Partners, bringing total funding to over $170 million. The company also announced a partnership with US LBM, America's largest private lumber and building materials distributor. Higharc's platform automates design, estimating and sales workflows for homebuilders, generating homes as spatial databases rather than traditional CAD files. Customers report compressing product development timelines from months to weeks, cutting time to community opening by 25-50%, and increasing margins by 10-15%. The funding will scale product development and expand Higharc's AI estimating capabilities to building materials distributors. The company's AutoTranslate AI converts floorplan images into 3D spatial data models, generating precise material quantity estimates for the supply chain.

Recently Posted Jobs

Sign up to get curated job recommendations

Simpson Strong-Tie is Hiring for 74 Jobs on Simplify!

Find jobs on Simplify and start your career today

Don't see your dream role? Check out thousands of other roles on Simplify.Browse all jobs