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ASSA ABLOY

Global leader in access solutions

Manufacturing Engineer

Full-Time
No salary listed
Mid
Bachelor's, Master's
Carrollton, TX, USA
In PersonLimited business travel and occasional company travel are required.
Manufacturing & Process EngineeringManufacturing Engineering

About the job

Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Systems Engineering, or an equivalent technical or engineering field is required.
  • Three to five or more years of related experience, preferably in engineering, are required.
  • One to three years of engineering experience in manufacturing or assembly processes are preferred.
  • Experience designing, operating, troubleshooting, or maintaining complex production machinery is desirable.
  • Experience managing multiple simultaneous projects is required.
  • Experience using project management software is required.
  • Significant hands-on product experience and the ability to recognize problems, predict potential outcomes, and implement countermeasures quickly are required.
  • Ability to use spreadsheet, word processing, database, and automated-system applications is required.
  • Advanced or intermediate proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, Excel, Project, and PowerPoint, is preferred.
  • Significant experience using SharePoint and NAV, with the ability to learn new systems and tools quickly, is required.
  • Knowledge of computer- or programmable logic controller-based machine control systems is desirable.
  • Experience with computer-aided design software such as AutoCAD, Inventor, or SolidWorks is desirable.
  • Experience using computer-aided design or computer-aided manufacturing software is required.
  • Knowledge of and ability to manipulate computer-assisted drafting software, preferably AutoCAD, is required.
  • Professional engineering licensure is preferred.
  • Six Sigma certification is preferred.
  • Excellent troubleshooting skills are required.
  • Ability to lead an engineering project is required.
  • Lean manufacturing skills are desirable.
  • Ability to use a variety of hand and power tools is required.
  • Ability to understand processes and interactions, facility layout, and production flow is required.
  • Ability to develop, coordinate, and manage multiple concurrent projects is required.
  • Ability to read and comprehend instructions, memoranda, emails, standard operating procedures, regulations, and other materials is required.
  • Ability to communicate in English verbally and in writing is required.
  • Ability to apply statistical and complex mathematical concepts is required.
  • Electrical and mechanical aptitude, troubleshooting skills, and the ability to read engineering drawings are required.
  • Understanding of Six Sigma, statistical process control, 5 Whys, Pareto analysis, and related production-improvement tools is required.
  • Knowledge of customer specifications, standards, and engineering requirements is required.
  • Knowledge of manufacturing, assembly, sewing, and welding equipment and tooling, including automation, robotics, and manufacturing processes, is required.
  • Working knowledge of material types, specifications, and characteristics used in the company's access and warehouse products is required.
  • Understanding of quality management and control systems, material controls, workflow, scheduling, just-in-time or pull systems, machine operation, and company policies and standards is required.
  • Ability to speak Spanish is required for the Pharr location.
  • A valid motor vehicle operator's license is required.
  • Ability to use office and production equipment, including precision measuring instruments, is required.
  • Ability to work beyond 40 hours per week, including weekends and holidays, when workload or projects require it.
  • Ability to meet the stated physical requirements, including sitting, standing, walking, handling objects or controls, occasional climbing or crouching, and lifting or moving up to 25 pounds, is required.
  • Ability to work near moving mechanical parts and occasionally in outdoor, elevated, noisy, or otherwise hazardous production environments is required.
  • Safety glasses and steel-toed shoes are required in manufacturing areas.
Responsibilities
  • Develop, evaluate, and improve manufacturing methods and processes.
  • Analyze workforce utilization, space requirements, and workflow, and use computer-assisted design software to create efficient equipment, material, and workspace layouts.
  • Confer with planning and design staff on product design and tooling to ensure efficient production methods.
  • Confer with vendors to determine specifications and arrange purchases of equipment, materials, or parts, and evaluate products against specifications and quality standards.
  • Communicate with management to develop production and design standards.
  • Coordinate with management, engineering, and other staff regarding manufacturing capabilities, production schedules, and related production considerations.
  • Estimate production times, staffing requirements, and related costs for management decision-making.
  • Plan, direct, and coordinate manufacturing process and equipment changes from start to finish.
  • Define, design, develop, and refine an asset maintenance plan.
  • Apply statistical methods to estimate future manufacturing requirements and potential.
  • Design, develop, test, or source tools, machinery, and equipment for recommended manufacturing methods.
  • Calculate labor, material, and other production costs and review schedules and future production requirements.
  • Analyze production processes, schedules, methods, and other data and provide management reports containing relevant data and statistics.
  • Ensure manufacturing processes comply with applicable laws and regulations.
  • Manage process-related tooling in preparation for each production run.
  • Verify that components conform to customer specifications.
  • Review inventory and ordering plans for efficiency.
  • Diagnose and troubleshoot line operations, equipment, machine failures, and bottlenecks.
  • Coordinate equipment maintenance and repair services and ensure manufacturer procedures and instructions are followed.
  • Work with the Maintenance department to maintain new installations through predictive and preventive maintenance programs.
  • Support the Plant Manager, supervisors, and employees with daily production and shipping challenges.
  • Manage and conduct employee training for productivity-improvement projects such as 5S and lean manufacturing.
  • Train operators to operate plant equipment and machinery safely and effectively.
  • Create and maintain manufacturing process documentation, including process flow charts, capacity and utilization studies, time and motion studies, standard operating procedures, cycle-time analyses, and line balancing.
  • Issue and revise drawings and process sheets as part of continuous process improvement.
  • Analyze weekly production results, identify deficiencies, and implement improvements.
  • Evaluate systems, processes, equipment, and materials by identifying value-added and non-value-added activities to solve production challenges, reduce production costs, and improve throughput.
  • Evaluate quality-control processes and recommend improvements.
  • Identify opportunities to prevent production waste and inefficiency.
  • Conceive, design, test, and develop solutions to production problems.
  • Develop and implement continuous improvements in capability and scrap reduction.
  • Evaluate employee tasks and responsibilities to identify procedures or tools that improve productivity, reduce defects, increase throughput, and improve product dimensional capability.
  • Work across organizational levels to identify and implement process improvements and process interactions or dependencies.
  • Design and implement lean manufacturing methods that improve efficiency and meet regulatory requirements.
  • Use Six Sigma and lean manufacturing tools to reduce downtime, increase production, and support continuous improvement.
  • Track lean manufacturing metrics for process management and future improvement opportunities.
  • Lead change-management activities and ensure solution adaptability.
  • Travel for project implementation, training, field testing, customer support, and other company business as needed.
Desired Qualifications
  • A master's degree is a plus.
  • One to three years of engineering experience in manufacturing or assembly processes is preferred.
  • Experience designing, operating, troubleshooting, or maintaining complex production machinery is desirable.
  • Advanced or intermediate proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, Excel, Project, and PowerPoint, is preferred.
  • Knowledge of computer- or programmable logic controller-based machine control systems is desirable.
  • Experience with computer-aided design software such as AutoCAD, Inventor, or SolidWorks is desirable.
  • Professional engineering licensure is preferred.
  • Six Sigma certification is preferred.
  • Lean manufacturing skills are desirable.

About the company

ASSA ABLOY provides access solutions including mechanical locks and electronic security systems to secure doors, buildings, and identities. Its products work by combining physical locks with digital access control: mechanical locksets for doors, electronic locks and smart cylinders that can be opened via codes, cards, keys, or mobile apps, and identity solutions from HID Global that manage secure credentials and access permissions across systems. The company differentiates itself through a large, diversified portfolio of brands and products, a long track record of strategic acquisitions (such as Yale Locks and HID Global), and a global presence in over 70 countries, which lets it serve many customers and integrate hardware with software and identity management. The goal is to maintain leadership in the access-solutions market by expanding offerings, geographic reach, and coordination across physical security and identity technologies.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Stockholms kommun, Sweden

Founded

1880

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What believers are saying

  • PACLOCK added September 16, 2026 expands U.S. padlock manufacturing and accretive earnings.
  • Q2 2026 delivered record margin and accelerated sales growth, supporting acquisitive compounding.
  • GSX 2026 showcased Aperio LNK100, DoorBird D22, and iDFace Max, signaling product breadth.

What critics are saying

  • June 2026 Level layoffs gutted engineering; cloud support risk now shadows smart-lock customers.
  • The U.S. Patent Federal Circuit affirmed CPC victories against ASSA ABLOY on July 15, 2026.
  • Gunnebo Entrance Control integration risks channel conflict and execution drag through 2027.

What makes ASSA ABLOY unique

  • ASSA ABLOY keeps buying niche hardware businesses: PACLOCK, Classic Brass, Gunnebo Entrance Control.
  • Its portfolio spans mechanical locks, digital access, entrance automation, and trusted identity.
  • Open platforms like Gallagher integration and Openings Studio 3.29 deepen sticky enterprise workflows.

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Professional Development Budget

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SourceSecurity.com
Sep 24th, 2026
Gallagher Security & ASSA ABLOY IP lock integration.

Gallagher Security & ASSA ABLOY IP lock integration. 24 Sep 2026 Quick Read Summary is AI-generated, newsdesk-reviewed * Gallagher and ASSA ABLOY integrate IP locks, simplifying access control installations in complex sites. * Solution suits higher education, government, and healthcare needing reliable, flexible security technologies. * Integration offers proactive management, leveraging battery Wi-Fi and PoE IP locks for uninterrupted operation. Gallagher Security has unveiled its latest collaboration with ASSA ABLOY, integrating new IP lock technology to simplify the installation process for access control systems in demanding environments. The launch, announced today, addresses the high costs and complexity often associated with traditional wired access control by eliminating the need for extensive cabling and door controllers, making it especially beneficial in retrofit or hard-to-wire scenarios. Enterprise-grade access control. This new integration is tailor-made for US higher education facilities, including student accommodation, classrooms, and research areas, where mixed online and offline functionality, adaptability, and ease of deployment are crucial. Furthermore, it serves government buildings, enterprise campuses, as well as institutional and healthcare settings requiring dependable security across dispersed locations. Matt Butts, Gallagher Security's Executive Vice President - Americas, noted, "This integration reflects a shared vision between Gallagher and ASSA ABLOY to make security more accessible, flexible, and effective for our customers. By combining best-in-class door security with enterprise-grade access control, we're delivering a solution that reduces friction and empowers facilities with greater insight, faster response times and the confidence of connected technologies working together." Confidence of connected technologies. The system supports ASSA ABLOY's IN120 battery-powered Wi-Fi locks and IN220 PoE IP locks The system supports ASSA ABLOY's IN120 battery-powered Wi-Fi locks and IN220 PoE IP locks, which seamlessly connect to an organisation's on-premises IP network. It allows centralised management of access privileges, credentials, schedules, and overrides via Gallagher's Command Centre, enhancing operational efficiency while preserving oversight across various sites. Each lock's local intelligence enables autonomous access decisions, ensuring operations continue during network disruptions - an advantage for places like dormitories, laboratories, secure offices, and isolated buildings. Enabling proactive management. Security and IT personnel can gain comprehensive visibility into events, alarms, battery conditions, audits, and device health through the Command Centre, enabling more proactive management and swifter responses to issues. The Gallagher Security and ASSA ABLOY IP Lock integration is currently available in the United States, with more information obtainable through local Gallagher Security representatives. Angelo Faenza, Head of Digital Access Solutions at ASSA ABLOY, remarked, "Our collaboration with Gallagher brings together two leaders in access control to solve a real world challenge for our customers. By integrating our IP enabled locks with Gallagher's Command Centre platform, we're delivering a streamlined, modern approach to securing doors across complex facilities. It's a powerful example of how open, interoperable solutions can elevate both security and operational efficiency."

PR Newswire
Sep 16th, 2026
ASSA ABLOY acquires PACLOCK in the US.

ASSA ABLOY acquires PACLOCK in the US. Sep 16, 2026, 02:19 ET STOCKHOLM, Sept. 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - ASSA ABLOY has acquired Pacific Lock Company ("PACLOCK"), a US padlock and security hardware manufacturer. "I am very pleased to welcome PACLOCK to ASSA ABLOY. This acquisition delivers on our strategy to strengthen our position in mature markets through adding complementary products and solutions to our core business," says Nico Delvaux, President and CEO of ASSA ABLOY. "PACLOCK is recognized for delivering high-quality security products that combine reliability, durability, and innovation, backed by US-based manufacturing and exceptional customer service," says Lucas Boselli, Executive Vice President and Head of the Americas Division. "Their expertise in designing and delivering customized security solutions has made them a trusted partner for customers whose needs extend beyond standard product offerings. We're excited to welcome PACLOCK to ASSA ABLOY and expand our ability to provide customers with high-quality, tailored security solutions that meet their evolving needs." PACLOCK was founded in 1998 and has some 40 employees. The main office and factory are located in Valencia, California, USA. PACLOCK will be part of the Residential Business Segment within the Americas Division. Sales for 2025 amounted to about MUSD 17 (approx. MSEK 155) with a strong EBIT margin. The acquisition will be accretive to EPS from the start. About ASSA ABLOY ASSA ABLOY is the global leader in access solutions. Every day we help people feel safe, secure and experience a more open world. We operate worldwide with 64,000 employees and sales of SEK 152 billion, with leading positions in areas such as efficient door openings, trusted identities and entrance automation. Our innovations enable safe, secure and convenient access to physical and digital places.

NewsnReleases
Sep 16th, 2026
ASSA ABLOY acquires US padlock maker PACLOCK for $17M annual revenue

ASSA ABLOY has acquired Pacific Lock Company (PACLOCK), a US manufacturer of padlocks and security hardware. Founded in 1998, PACLOCK employs approximately 40 people at its Valencia, California headquarters and factory. The company reported sales of about $17 million in 2025 with a strong EBIT margin. ASSA ABLOY said the acquisition will be accretive to earnings per share from the start. PACLOCK will join ASSA ABLOY's Residential Business Segment within its Americas Division. The company is known for high-quality security products combining reliability, durability and innovation, supported by US-based manufacturing and customer service. ASSA ABLOY, headquartered in Sweden, is the global leader in access solutions, operating worldwide with 64,000 employees and sales of 152 billion Swedish kronor.

Endeavor Business Media
Sep 15th, 2026
GSX 2026 Day 1 highlights AI, integrated security and new approaches to security operations.

GSX 2026 Day 1 highlights AI, integrated security and new approaches to security operations. GSX 2026 opened in Atlanta with a busy exhibit floor and early announcements spanning AI-driven security operations, video, monitoring and emerging robotics. Sept. 14, 2026 Key highlights. * More than 500 exhibitors are showcasing technologies across 190,000-plus square feet at the Georgia World Congress Center. * Day 1 introductions included new approaches to GSOC services, threat intelligence, commercial video and alarm response. * Several exhibitors are pushing AI beyond detection toward event interpretation, prioritization and assisted decision-making. ATLANTA - A busy opening day at GSX 2026 brought security professionals onto a densely packed exhibit floor Monday at the Georgia World Congress Center, where artificial intelligence, integrated security operations and new approaches to monitoring and response were among the early technology themes. The exhibit hall had a noticeably different feel from ISC West, with many booth footprints smaller - in some cases considerably smaller - and vendors packed more tightly together. The result was a bustling floor that put a wide range of technologies within relatively short walking distance. There is plenty to cover. GSX organizers say this year's event features more than 500 exhibitors across more than 190,000 square feet of exhibit space, along with more than 200 educational sessions. Here are several announcements and technologies that stood out on Day 1: Dataminr and Crisis24 connect intelligence with response Dataminr announced Dataminr Advanced for Corporate Security at GSX, adding agentic AI capabilities designed to help corporate security teams corroborate threats, understand their significance and anticipate how an incident may develop. The company also announced a new solution with Crisis24 that brings Dataminr's real-time intelligence and agentic AI directly into the Crisis24 Horizon integrated risk management platform. Unveiled at GSX and now available, the integration combines Dataminr's automated intelligence capabilities with Crisis24's human-verified analysis, mass notification and global response capabilities. The companies are showcasing the solution at GSX, with Dataminr at Booth 1560 and Crisis24/GardaWorld at Booth 2232. Specialized launches AURIX and GSOC-as-a-Service Specialized introduced AURIX, a proprietary security operations platform, at GSX on Monday. The platform is designed to connect clients, frontline security officers and command operators while converting officer activity into predictive metrics. Specialized also introduced a GSOC-as-a-Service offering powered by AURIX, providing organizations with centralized security operations capabilities without requiring them to build and staff their own command center. The company is demonstrating AURIX throughout GSX at Booth 1304. DMP puts greater emphasis on commercial video Digital Monitoring Products (DMP) is using GSX to emphasize the expanding role of video within its broader unified security platform. At Booth 3205, DMP is showcasing its XV Plus Gateways, designed to bring intrusion, access control and video intelligence together at the edge. The company is also highlighting its expanding commercial video portfolio and capabilities within its Virtual Keypad ecosystem. DMP is additionally demonstrating an upcoming integration with ASSA ABLOY Aperio, illustrating how wireless locking technology can be incorporated into the DMP ecosystem for locations where running communications cabling to individual doors may be difficult. Splan unveils SENA security robot Splan used the opening day of GSX to unveil SENA, or Smart Entry & Navigation Assistant, an AI-powered robotic assistant designed specifically for physical security applications. SENA is designed to move through an environment and interact with people, with potential functions ranging from visitor registration, identity verification and navigation to guard tours, mustering, incident management and other security workflows. The company marked the product's introduction with an unveiling ceremony featuring John Nemerofsky, COO of SAGE Integration, alongside Splan founder and CEO Madhu Gourineni. Splan is showcasing SENA at Booth 2045 throughout GSX. Cobalt AI puts context behind alarm detection Cobalt AI is demonstrating Cobalt Monitoring Intelligence at GSX, a platform designed to correlate information from cameras and access control systems with an organization's security policies to provide additional context around an alarm. The idea is to move beyond simply detecting an event and help determine whether it requires escalation to a human operator or can be handled through automation. Cobalt is demonstrating the technology at Booth 3519. RAD brings Immix integration online Robotic Assistance Devices announced Monday that its integration with the Immix monitoring platform is now available to Immix users, supporting RAD's ROSA and RIO platforms. The integration brings RAD-generated alarm events, live video, pre-alarm recordings and interactive capabilities into established Immix monitoring workflows. Operators can also use audio transmit and relay controls to take a more active role during an event. RAD and Immix said support for RAD's AVA platform is planned for 2027. The company is discussing the newly available integration with attendees at GSX this week. AI moves further into the security decision process Taken together, several of the opening-day announcements point toward a broader theme on the GSX floor: AI is increasingly being positioned not simply as a tool for detecting an event, but for helping security professionals determine what it means and what should happen next. That shift puts more focus on how much authority organizations are willing to give automated systems and where human judgment still needs to remain firmly in control. As GSX moves into its second day, that balance is likely to remain one of the more important questions surrounding the industry's expanding use of AI. Follow SecurityInfoWatch for continuing coverage from GSX 2026 in Atlanta, including the latest show news and technology announcements, and visit the SecurityInfoWatch YouTube channel for interviews with security industry leaders from the show floor. Enterprise businesses generate large amounts of visual data from their video surveillance systems. Unfortunately, much of this data goes unused. Find out how businesses can optimize workflows by using AI video security to uncover hidden insights. Editor-in-Chief/SecurityInfoWatch.com. Rodney Bosch is the Editor-in-Chief of SecurityInfoWatch.com. He has covered the security industry since 2006 for multiple major security publications. Reach him at [email protected]. Security frontline. The source of news, analysis and information specifically for security executives. Subscribe Today!

SourceSecurity.com
Sep 15th, 2026
ASSA ABLOY at GSX 2026: Innovations in security.

ASSA ABLOY at GSX 2026: Innovations in security. 15 Sep 2026 Quick Read Summary is AI-generated, newsdesk-reviewed * Visit GSX 2026 to explore ASSA ABLOY's latest security innovations at booth #1421. * Discover groundbreaking solutions like Aperio LNK100, enhancing wireless access control reliability. * Meet ASSA ABLOY experts to discuss security innovations in digital access solutions at GSX. ASSA ABLOY is set to showcase its latest advancements in digital access solutions, software, doors, frames, and mechanical hardware at the Global Security Exchange (GSX) 2026. The event will occur from September 14 to 16 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, Georgia. Industry professionals are encouraged to visit ASSA ABLOY's booth, #1421, where a range of innovations designed to transform facility operations will be on display. Enhancing safety and efficiency. Highlighting the importance of personal engagement with clients, Angelo Faenza, Head of Digital Access Solutions at ASSA ABLOY, expressed appreciation for the opportunity provided by GSX. He states, "We greatly value and cherish every opportunity to connect with our customers in person and further develop those relationships. GSX offers a unique and invaluable chance for these in-person interactions, and we are truly appreciative of this opportunity. This year, we are showcasing a comprehensive lineup aimed at helping end users enhance safety, improve efficiency, and create more secure environments. We're looking forward to seeing you in Atlanta this year." This year's focus aligns with ASSA ABLOY's mission to remain responsive and innovative as the security industry evolves. At GSX, visitors to booth #1421 will have the chance to explore the technologies shaping the future of security. Among the innovations on display is the Corbin Russwin and SARGENT LNK100, which integrates Aperio(R) real-time wireless technology for seamless monitoring and control. This product offers a cost-effective alternative to traditional access control for interior spaces. Advanced communication and facial recognition. The DoorBird D22 IP Video Door Intercom will be featured, building on the successful D21 series Additionally, the DoorBird D22 IP Video Door Intercom will be featured, building on the successful D21 series. It provides enhanced entry communication capabilities through a 5 MP camera and two-way communication via the DoorBird app. Another highlight is the iDFace Max, a device ideal for venue access control through facial identification technology, capable of recognising up to 100,000 faces and accommodating mask detection. Also presented at the event will be SiteOwl, a platform that revolutionises the management of security systems through its centralised approach. By integrating digital floor plans, device data, and service history, SiteOwl improves collaboration among security teams and vendors, resulting in more efficient project execution. Acoustic performance enhancement. In response to the need for quieter operational environments, ASSA ABLOY introduces the SHH option for SARGENT PE80 Series and select Corbin Russwin exit devices. Certified to BHMA's Acoustic Hardware Standard, this option is designed for environments such as healthcare and education where noise must be minimised. Throughout the event, ASSA ABLOY representatives will be available to discuss these advancements and answer any questions, offering insights into how these innovations can address specific market challenges.