Allegion Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I've worked for Allegion under an 800-hour contract as a Process Engineer. The company had recently constructed an anodizing line within the plant. My job was to support the anodizing line by improving the process flow of the coatings department's brushing cell, which involved parts being pre-treated before being anodized. The projects which I was exposed to involved designing brushing motor sub-component parts, building a six sigma, lean manufacturing shadow board, installing a return conveyor to support the brushing machine, and communicating with suppliers to implement pop-up transfer conveyors within the brushing cell. My time with Allegion granted me lots of tooling experience, CAD design work, project management and leadership roles. Unfortunately, COVID-19 terminated the contract prematurely. Allegion had an environment of knowledgeable and friendly personal. Overall, I loved being hands-on with the technical design and physical construction of my projects. Expect a healthy balance of on-the-floor and behind the desk work with Allegion."

"Good working environment, good compensation, and well-respected managers. Many software challenges that stimulated your thinking. A grade overall."

"While the benefits are decent, and the company strives to be flexible with work-from-home options, the corporate leadership struggles to fully understand and prioritize the importance of investing in their software platforms. Making the transition from a hardware company to a hardware and software company would greatly improve competitiveness within their market space in the future."

"Strong family culture within the organization. Always able to ask for help and ask questions. Upper management is strong, but also open to new initiatives."

"Nice place to work if you live in Carmel, or many places around the world."