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Starkey is a privately held, global hearing technology company headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. Owned by Bill Austin since 1967, Starkey is known for its innovative design, development and distribution of comprehensive digital hearing systems. Led today by President and CEO Brandon Sawalich, Starkey has more than 5,000 employees, operates 28 facilities and does business in more than 100 markets worldwide. Learn more at starkey.com. read more
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We strive to hire the best and brightest and are committed to their ongoing growth and development. We offer a fast-paced, collaborative environment where people, and the talents and ideas they bring, are valued at every level. We offer our employees an attractive and meaningful benefits package that includes health insurance, 401(k), company-sponsored life insurance and short-term disability as well as flexible spending. Starkey Hearing Technologies also offers a generous paid-time-off policy along with paid holidays.

How employees describe working at Starkey

Innovative and always customer focused

Basic pay medical cover and group life

World wide company that cares about people and their hearing

Too much mix of business and personal

Too much mixing if business and personal

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    Some departments (e.g. software, firmware, systems, product management, project management, and audiology research) have reasonable gender diversity. Hardware engineering groups struggle in this department, some having no women while others have just a couple.

  • There are no women in my team, nor in my department. There are about 40 women out of 376 R&D employees, and they tend to be clustered in certain groups (systems, project management, audiology).

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  • Empathy

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  • It depends on what department you work in. Customer facing roles are more difficult than technical roles.

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  • about a week -two weeks

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  • quickly during covid

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  • causal

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  • at least yearly

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  • maternity leave is 12 weeks paternity leave is 6

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  • The internship program is robust for the technical trades.

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  • There are many entry level roles. I recommend networking meetings or coffee conversations.

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  • Caring and driven people

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  • Starkey does background checks upon being offered a role but there are no drug tests.

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  • I would estimate 50% caucasian, 23% middle-eastern or Indian, 23% east asian, and <5% latino or african/african-american. Probably 80% men/20% women.

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  • Marvelous! one word! 30 days in advance that can be used any time regardless of how much time you have spent in the company. Managers, based on your performance are very flexible on taking extra if you make up for it. Basically Starkey is the best I have seen from Human perspective. Truly a employee focused company.

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  • The interviewee is usually expected to give some kind of presentation about previous work in the morning, followed by a series of interviews with small groups of engineers, and ending with the manager. This varies in each department, but you can expect to spend at least a half day going through the process, sometimes more.

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    We cram waterfall projects into 2-4 week sprints. We use the scrum process to manage visibility and communication, but our projects are definitely not agile.

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  • Current devs are very supportive, though our technical onboarding process is underdeveloped (the standard "read all this documentation" approach).

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  • Starkey employees rates their pay and overall compensation a B- or 69/100. 51% of employees believe they are paid fairly and 67% of employees get raises every year.

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31% of Starkey employees would encourage their friends to become coworkers, whereas 13% are neutral and 56% would not recommend working at Starkey to their friends.

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