Belkin B.V.

Medewerkers: 51-200
Internationaal actief: Nee
Type: Werkgever

Wie zijn wij?

At Belkin, we make people-inspired products and solutions. For nearly 30 years it has been our passion and our mission to create products that make people’s lives better, easier and more fulfilling. From wireless home networking and entertainment, to mobile accessories, energy management, and an extensive range of cables, Belkin products enhance the technology that connects us to the people, activities and experiences we love...

Our diverse and far-reaching product mix also includes high-quality security, infrastructure, energy and server-room solutions for public and private sector organizations. Our commitment to innovation, research and design has inspired over 2,000 products and 200 patented designs.

It all started in 1983—in a two-car garage in Southern California—with two employees and sales of $100,000 for the year. Three decades later, Belkin remains a privately held company with more than 1,200 employees in 21 countries across the globe. Headquartered in Los Angeles, California, we invite you to connect with us on Facebook at facebook.com/belkin, and on Twitter at twitter.com/belkin.

Jouw voordelen

What you’re getting into We’ve got big collaborative spaces for your big ideas, so bring an open mind and leave your suit in the closet. We all are committed to creating unique and rewarding consumer experiences. Everyone is interested in succeeding – for the team, for themselves and for the business. Cross-functionally and across the company, everyone has common goals and aspires to be their best. You will learn something new or at least look at things differently every day. There are so many smart and creative people around that you’ll be motivated to pursue the ideal. Team spirit is infectious. Belkin is an extremely open workplace, where communication is essential. Not every idea will be accepted, but you’ll be asked for your point of view. Innovation thrives on multiple and varied levels. At Belkin we challenge conventional wisdom and refuse to accept that something cannot be done.