Full-Time
Posted on 7/1/2025
Provides automation solutions for various industries
$65k - $80k/yr
Entry, Junior
No H1B Sponsorship
Boulder, CO, USA
In Person
Emerson provides automation solutions designed to improve operational efficiency and sustainability for various industries, including oil and gas, chemical, power, and manufacturing. Their products include measurement instrumentation, control systems, and software solutions that help clients optimize their processes. Emerson stands out from competitors by not only selling these products but also offering ongoing support and maintenance services, ensuring that clients can effectively implement and maintain their automation systems. The company's goal is to enhance productivity and sustainability in industrial operations through advanced technology and engineering.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
St. Louis, Missouri
Founded
1890
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Health Insurance
Remote Work Options
Flexible Work Hours
Paid Vacation
Parental Leave
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ST. LOUIS (Jun. 3, 2025) - Emerson (NYSE: EMR) today announced Chief Operating Officer, Ram Krishnan will present at Wells Fargo's 2025 Industrials & Materials Conference on Tuesday, June 10th in Chicago, Illinois.
Emerson launches new enterprise operations platform for industrial automation integration.
(AP Photo: Tom Gannam) AP2007Despite having made $40 billion worth of acquisitions over the last four years, global industrial automation and technology giant Emerson (NYSE: EMR) may not be quite done yet, according to the company’s chief operating officer Ram Krishnan.Some of the company’s recent big ticket buys include automated test equipment and virtual instrumentation software company National Instruments for $8.2 billion, in 2023, and industrial software leader AspenTech with the deal valued at $7.2 billion, earlier this year.In an exclusive interview on Thursday, on the sidelines of Emerson Exchange, the company’s annual leadership event in San Antonio, Texas, U.S., Krishnan said building further operating strength focused on Emerson’s core competencies - i.e., process hybrid industries around production automation, and test and measurements - would remain a key driver."It’s not about elevated levels of M&A spending by us but the quest for the right kind of asset. Our acquisition strategy will be centered on both our core domains and what high quality assets we can bring in to the Emerson family."On the production automation side, we already have a very comprehensive scope in terms of pressure, temperature, level flow instrumentation, analyzers, control valve, pressure relief valves, isolation valves - you name it. So, I don’t see a lot of opportunity for us or the need to build out that capability.“Certainly there are elements in the research and development side in the automated test sphere where we may consider acquisitions. However, bulk of our moves would all likely be around optimization and software that would augment our vision of the enterprise operations platform and further our core ambition of boundless automation. Anyone who knows us, knows that’s a clear area of focus for us,” Krishnan said.With the big two industrial software vendors in the space - AVEVA and AspenTech - already having been acquired by Schneider Electric and Emerson respectively, the market’s focus is turning to another leading industrial software firm Cognite.Ram Krishnan, chief operating officer of Emerson speaks at Emerson Exchange 2025 in San Antonio,. More Texas, U.S