Eaton, founded in 1911, is a global power management company with annual sales over $20 billion. Headquartered in Dublin, Leinster, Ireland, Eaton operates over 30 subsidiaries, divisions, and associated companies throughout the Americas, Australia, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. The company serves clients in wide-ranging markets, including aerospace, food and beverage, government and military, healthcare, machine building, oil and gas, and utilities. It also operates over a dozen divisions, focused on sectors like automation and controls, lighting, electrical distribution, circuit protection, harsh and hazardous solutions, metering and monitoring, residential services, and transportation.

Eaton specializes in the control, quality, and distribution of power, including hydraulics, aerospace fuel, pneumatic systems, and truck and automotive. In 2012, Eaton merged with global electrical products manufacturer Cooper Industries, forming its largest acquisition to date at $13 billion. The merger with Cooper Industries has allowed Eaton to strengthen and expand its product offerings, services, and customer reach.

Employment with Eaton includes opportunities for experienced professionals, military veterans, and university students. Devoted to ethical business practices, the company was once ranked fourth on Corporate Responsibility magazine's list of the "100 Best Corporate Citizens," as well as Newsweek's "Top Green Companies in the World" in 2016. Worldwide, Eaton employs over 100,000 workers and has offered full-time, telecommuting jobs in the past. Eaton staffers are accountable, committed to learning, efficient, ethical, passionate, and transparent. The company has won multiple distinguishments for its culture and flexible jobs, named in 2017 one of "America's Best Employers" by Forbes magazine and one of FlexJobs' "Top 100 Companies with Remote Jobs."

Eaton, founded in 1911, is a global power management company with annual sales over $20 billion. Headquartered in Dublin, Leinster, Ireland, Eaton operates over 30 subsidiaries, divisions, and associated companies throughout the Americas, Australia, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. The company serves clients in wide-ranging markets, including aerospace, food and beverage, government and military, healthcare, machine building, oil and gas, and utilities. It also operates over a dozen divisions, focused on sectors like automation and controls, lighting, electrical distribution, circuit protection, harsh and hazardous solutions, metering and monitoring, residential services, and transportation.

Eaton specializes in the control, quality, and distribution of power, including hydraulics, aerospace fuel, pneumatic systems, and truck and automotive. In 2012, Eaton merged with global electrical products manufacturer Cooper Industries, forming its largest acquisition to date at $13 billion. The merger with Cooper Industries has allowed Eaton to strengthen and expand its product offerings, services, and customer reach.

Employment with Eaton includes opportunities for experienced professionals, military veterans, and university students. Devoted to ethical business practices, the company was once ranked fourth on Corporate Responsibility magazine's list of the "100 Best Corporate Citizens," as well as Newsweek's "Top Green Companies in the World" in 2016. Worldwide, Eaton employs over 100,000 workers and has offered full-time, telecommuting jobs in the past. Eaton staffers are accountable, committed to learning, efficient, ethical, passionate, and transparent. The company has won multiple distinguishments for its culture and flexible jobs, named in 2017 one of "America's Best Employers" by Forbes magazine and one of FlexJobs' "Top 100 Companies with Remote Jobs."