Harman Kardon

Harmon Kardon is one of the divisions of Haman International Industries which is a subsidiary of Samsung. Their headquarters are in Stamford, Massachusetts, and it was named for the founders of the division. The company has several well-known brands including AKG, Infinity, Lexicon, Revel and more. There products include items like portable Bluetooth speakers, headphones, home seekers, sound bars, home theater systems, computer speakers, A/V receivers and wireless home devices. It is unknown exactly how many employees they have, but some of the open positions may include senior engineers, senior sales managers, co-program managers, senior solution architects, Mecca Tronic technicians, supply chain analysts, public relations managers, hardware engineers, Nordics channel managers, graphic design and more.

The company history goes back to sometime in the 1950s. At the time, Sidney Harman was the general manager of the company that manufactured PA systems. Meanwhile, Bernard Kardon was the chief engineer at the same company. Both men resigned in the early 1950s and left with money to invest. Each of them invested $5000 in the Harman Kardon company in 1953. The company grew as it kept up with the latest in audio technology, introducing one of the very first stereo receivers in 1958. As these electronic devices became more and more prevalent in homes, the company continued to grow. Today, the company focuses on car audio, smart speakers, headphones and home theater systems for computers and televisions.

The company has locations all over the world, and those looking for jobs may find that many of them are located overseas. Some of those locations include Bangalore, India; Richardson, Texas; Mountain View, California; Budapest, Hungary; Karlsbad, Germany; Stockholm, Sweden as well as in Mexico, Belgium and Connecticut in the United States. Reported revenue for this company in 2016 was $6.9 billion.