Methode Moves Headquarters to Southfield, Plans 90 Jobs
State officials announce a $3.7 million investment and a hiring commitment extending through 2030.
Methode Electronics has relocated its headquarters and principal office presence from Chicago to Southfield, according to an October 6 announcement from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation. The state describes a $3.7 million capital investment and a commitment to add at least 90 jobs by 2030.
The manufacturer supplies electrical components for automotive, commercial vehicle and industrial markets. MEDC says the project received approval for a $900,000 performance-based grant and reports a starting wage of $29.41 an hour plus benefits for the newly created jobs.
The timetable matters for applicants. A multiyear job commitment is not a list of positions available today. Hiring dates, qualifications and individual compensation should be checked against the company’s current postings. MEDC also notes that project commitments remain subject to performance agreements and business conditions.
What readers can do next
Use the career link in the MEDC announcement to reach Methode directly. Save the requisition number for any suitable opening and tailor your application to its actual responsibilities. Avoid sending a generic application that treats every projected position as immediately available.