Siemens will add 350 new jobs across North and South Carolina to support the company's growing AI and data center markets, the company announced Tuesday.
The expansion includes a $165 million investment from the company to expanded facilities for faster production, assembly and delivery of essential low and medium voltage products to customers.
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“Customer demand is at an all-time high as advanced infrastructure upgrades are needed to meet the power requirements from increasing AI workloads,” said Ruth Gratzke, President of Siemens Smart Infrastructure U.S. “Through sustained investment in U.S. manufacturing, Siemens is enhancing its capacity to meet the needs of data center and AI factory customers during this transformative phase of the AI industrial revolution, underscoring our long‑standing commitment to American made solutions.”
In North Carolina, Siemens will add two new all-electric, carbon-neutral facilities.
A new 131,000 square-foot facility in Raleigh is set to add 100 jobs by the end of the year. This facility will assemble Siemens’ integrated power delivery solutions.
The second new North Carolina facility will be located on a 101,000 square-foot site in Wendell. It will localize production of medium voltage protection and automation devices. The facility will add 50 new jobs.
Siemens’ Wendell-based Electrification and Automation U.S. headquarters will expand local switchgear production, helping to create more than 200 additional jobs at the headquarters by 2028.
In South Carolina, Siemens will add 150 new manufacturing roles in Spartanburg County.