RelishCareers Featured Employer: Fortive
RelishCareers Featured Employer: Fortive
“You’re not going to find another company like this.” -John Wadolowski, Engineering Manager, Tektronix
Fortive is a global family of more than 20 industry-leading industrial growth and technology companies, united by a shared purpose: to make the world stronger, safer and more effective by providing essential technology for the people who accelerate progress. We take on big challenges that have real impact in fast-moving fields like software development, robotics, transportation, energy and healthcare. With more than $6 billion in annual revenues and a culture rooted in Kaizen, or continuous improvement, Fortive is well positioned to create essential, technology-based solutions to solve the world’s most critical challenges. Our strong capability comes from smart, motivated people who proudly deliver excellence in each of our extraordinary brands in the areas of field instrumentation, transportation, sensing, product realization, automation and specialty, and franchise distribution.
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