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With customers in all 50 states and Puerto Rico, Siemens USA employees and suppliers are creating more agile and productive factories, more intelligent and resilient buildings and power systems, and more reliable and sustainable transportation. Click on the map below to learn more about Siemens’ presence and work in our key U.S. hubs.
Boston
With over 2,300 employees in the Boston region, more than 70 of which are U.S. military veterans.
Princeton
Princeton is home to Siemens Corporate Technology North American Headquarters, the R&D hub where employees shape Siemens technology and innovation strategy.
New York
Siemens has more than 2,500 employees in the state of New York working across the company’s infrastructure, financial services and healthcare businesses.
Charlotte
Philadelphia
With more than 2,200 employees in the Philadelphia region, Siemens has a significant presence in and around the city.
Pittsburgh
Siemens has over 800 employees in the Pittsburgh area, which is home to the Siemens 23,000-square-foot Rail Automation manufacturing and engineering hub.
Washington DC
Siemens USA and Siemens Government Technologies are both headquartered in the Washington DC area, which is home to 450 Siemens employees, including 90 U.S. military veterans.
Cincinnati
With over 1,200 employees, including 90 veterans, across four locations, Siemens has a long history and extensive footprint in Cincinnati.
Atlanta
Jacksonville
With 130 employees spanning four facilities, Jacksonville is a growing technology hub for Siemens.
Orlando
For more than three decades, Siemens has called the Orlando area home with nearly 850 employees working to advance energy efficient buildings and infrastructure, digital software, and healthcare.
Houston
More than 600 Siemens employees work in the Houston area, supporting smart infrastructure.
Denver
Over 250 Siemens employees, including 20 U.S. military veterans, call the Denver region home.
Seattle
With over 650 employees in the Seattle area, Siemens is making it easier than ever to comfortably navigate the city.
Sacramento
Siemens has called Sacramento home for over 30 years, employing more than 1,500 people across various sectors, including rail manufacturing and service operations as well as building technologies.
San Francisco Bay Area
Nearly 700 Siemens employees work in the San Francisco Bay area, which is home to Next47, the Siemens global venture firm, and several newly-acquired building technology startups, including Comfy and Enlighted.
Los Angeles
More than 1,100 Siemens employees work across 14 facilities in the Los Angeles community spanning its infrastructure, healthcare, and software businesses.
San Diego
With over 225 employees across 5 facilities, from building technologies to transportation and product lifecycle management, Siemens helps support San Diego’s economic growth and improve quality of life.
Detroit
More than 900 Siemens employees work in the Detroit region in the company’s eight facilities across PLM software and building technologies businesses.
Puerto Rico
Since 1972, Siemens has been delivering solutions, services and technical components to Puerto Rico’s most critical energy and transportation infrastructure.
South Carolina
South Carolina is home to approximately 650 Siemens employees and features one of the company’s key energy infrastructure manufacturing hubs located in Spartanburg.
Dallas
With nearly 1,700 employees, including over 100 U.S. military veterans, Siemens has a significant presence in the Dallas region.
Chicago
Chicagoland is home to nearly 2,500 Siemens employees, including its North American headquarters for Siemens Building Technologies and a new downtown R&D software hub for building automation.
Cleveland
With more than 200 employees in Cleveland, and over 1,500 in Ohio, Siemens has a long history in the community.
With over 2,300 employees in the Boston region, more than 70 of which are U.S. military veterans.
Princeton is home to Siemens Corporate Technology North American Headquarters, the R&D hub where employees shape Siemens technology and innovation strategy.
Siemens has more than 2,500 employees in the state of New York working across the company’s infrastructure, financial services and healthcare businesses.
With more than 2,200 employees in the Philadelphia region, Siemens has a significant presence in and around the city.
Siemens has over 800 employees in the Pittsburgh area, which is home to the Siemens 23,000-square-foot Rail Automation manufacturing and engineering hub.
Siemens USA and Siemens Government Technologies are both headquartered in the Washington DC area, which is home to 450 Siemens employees, including 90 U.S. military veterans.
With over 1,200 employees, including 90 veterans, across four locations, Siemens has a long history and extensive footprint in Cincinnati.
With 130 employees spanning four facilities, Jacksonville is a growing technology hub for Siemens.
For more than three decades, Siemens has called the Orlando area home with nearly 850 employees working to advance energy efficient buildings and infrastructure, digital software, and healthcare.
Over 250 Siemens employees, including 20 U.S. military veterans, call the Denver region home.
With over 650 employees in the Seattle area, Siemens is making it easier than ever to comfortably navigate the city.
Siemens has called Sacramento home for over 30 years, employing more than 1,500 people across various sectors, including rail manufacturing and service operations as well as building technologies.
Nearly 700 Siemens employees work in the San Francisco Bay area, which is home to Next47, the Siemens global venture firm, and several newly-acquired building technology startups, including Comfy and Enlighted.
More than 1,100 Siemens employees work across 14 facilities in the Los Angeles community spanning its infrastructure, healthcare, and software businesses.
With over 225 employees across 5 facilities, from building technologies to transportation and product lifecycle management, Siemens helps support San Diego’s economic growth and improve quality of life.
More than 900 Siemens employees work in the Detroit region in the company’s eight facilities across PLM software and building technologies businesses.
Since 1972, Siemens has been delivering solutions, services and technical components to Puerto Rico’s most critical energy and transportation infrastructure.
South Carolina is home to approximately 650 Siemens employees and features one of the company’s key energy infrastructure manufacturing hubs located in Spartanburg.
With nearly 1,700 employees, including over 100 U.S. military veterans, Siemens has a significant presence in the Dallas region.
Chicagoland is home to nearly 2,500 Siemens employees, including its North American headquarters for Siemens Building Technologies and a new downtown R&D software hub for building automation.
