ARMSTRONG
Building Finishing Contractors
Armstrong World Industries is a leader in the design, innovation and manufacture of ceiling and wall system solutions, transforming how people design, build and experience spaces.
Is ARMSTRONG hiring?
Yes. As of November 4, 2026, ARMSTRONG has 1 open role on Metaintro. 39 were posted in the last 30 days.
Open roles
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Hiring pattern
How fast ARMSTRONG is adding roles, and how they're set up.
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How roles are set upShare of open roles
Customers
All 50 companies ARMSTRONG names as customers.
Customers hiring now5
- AAdobe463 open roles
- Belden113 open roles
- HHarrah's Cherokee Casino Resort67 open roles
- York County36 open roles
- HHourigan32 open roles
Case studies38
- AArizona Public Media (AZPM)
- EEdith Green-Wendell Wyatt Federal Building
- SSuburban Beer Garden
- EEcolab, Inc.
- RRedwood LIFE Café
- CColder Products Company
- RRaymond Frye Complex
- CCMD Construction
- PPolitan Row Food Hall
- CClemmons Architecture
- PPechanga Resort & Casino
- CChandler City Hall
- PPearl Concert Theatre at Palms Casino Resort
- BBotanical Research Institute of Texas
- OOur Town Brewery
- NNixon Park Nature Center
- BBayer Interventional
- NNirmal's Restaurant
- AAtlantic Packaging
- MMinneapolis American Indian Center
- AAlston & Bird
- MMax's Eatery
- LLa-Z-Boy
- AAIASF Headquarters
- MMarriott Marquis Hotel
- TThe Lounge at Gusto
- HHeartland Acoustics & Interiors
- AAcademy Tower
- LLanier Theological Library and Learning Center
- HHealth Services Association of Alberta
- 11010 Sherbrooke West
- LLancaster Science Factory
- HH. Hendy Associates
- HHarrah's Cherokee Casino & Convention Center
- GGE Advanced Manufacturing
- WWestfield Santa Anita
- FFrancis Cauffman Architects
- TTavern 52 Restaurant
Other customers7
- SSwaim Associates
- MMaman Corporation
- CCormor
- KKlai Juba Wald Interiors
- PPSH+
- BBenchmark Contracting
- LLanier Foundation
What their customers say
Quotes from people at ARMSTRONG's customers.
“We needed a partner who could help us select the right products throughout. Armstrong World Industries helped us with this by finding products that worked in the offices and also in specialty areas. In the lobby space, the AcoustiBuilt gypsum wallboard product allows us to have gorgeous, exposed materials in the space that still work acoustically for large gatherings. In the radio performance studio, the Lyra PB product allows us to have a warm feeling in the space that brings in the woods and natural materials but really perform acoustically the way we need it to.”
“I can hear someone sitting next to me without them yelling,” says one customer. “It’s still a fun, busy atmosphere, but you can still have intimate conversations.”
“Plus, we were able to install them using only one trade instead of two or three that would have been required for drywall.”
“Constructing curved drywall light coves would have been far too time consuming and difficult considering all the framing, taping, sanding, and painting required. It would have also resulted in a great deal of scrap material.”
“Working with PROJECTWORKS was a great experience and they completely met our design intent,” said Lager. “They understood and delivered on our vision of taking a rigid office environment and creating natural movement that flowed throughout the entire two floors.”
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“Without question, the acoustics in the auditorium are vastly improved as well.”
“Installing the ULTIMA TEMPLOK is the exact same process as installing any suspended ceiling system. Our client benefits from the energy savings and there’s no increase in labor costs for the installation,”
““It was important to us that we provide them with peace of mind.””
“Based on our own experience, we’ll have no problem recommending the system to clients. For a clean, contemporary look, it’s the way to go.”
“We also liked the modularity of the system,” he adds, “because it eliminates much of the guesswork for the installer in terms of where to place the lights, sprinklers and such. It’s much more predictable, which means fewer problems for the contractor.”
“We really liked the clean, modern look of the system,” he states. “Compared to a traditional ceiling system, it is far less busy. And, because of the size of the panels and their fine-textured surface, most visitors don’t even realize it’s an acoustical ceiling.”
“Our old offices had a lot of hard surfaces, including a drywall ceiling, so there was not much auditory privacy,” he says. “The new ceiling makes a big difference, both in terms of privacy and the overall noise level.”
““Because of the height, you would never know it was a metal ceiling,” says Fleming. “It looks very handsome and elegant, and it gave us a nice transition from the real wood ceiling to the new lobby/atrium ceiling.””
““We wanted the space to look great and control sound at the same time,” Tarves adds. “The TECTUM DESIGNART panels accomplished that by combining aesthetics and acoustics.””
““The efficacy of the panels was quickly evident. You could hear the difference as each panel was installed.”
“Anything we could do to lower energy use and cost was critical to this project,” said Runshaw. “The energy saving ceilings are supporting our responsibility to using taxpayer dollars responsibly, our commitment to protecting the planet, and our mission to bring visitors closer to nature in a way they will always remember.”
“You can absolutely notice the difference with the addition of the ceiling tiles, especially now that we’ve finetuned controls,” said Runshaw. “It feels like a whole new building. We’re consistently hitting our marks for where we want to be temperature-wise. And by saving energy and lowering operating costs we’re mitigating the impact of unpredictable capacity charges on taxpayer contributions.”
“There wasn’t a question we were going with Ultima® Templok® from Armstrong. As a nature center, we are eco-minded. As a nonprofit facility, we are stewards of tax-payer dollars. We took the opportunity of this renovation to introduce energy saving ceilings and benefit from the reduced energy consumption and an upfront tax credit.”
“The most important thing for us was that the restaurant remain open,” says Bangera. “So, this worked out perfectly for us.”
“The noise level is significantly down,” says Bangera. “There’s still noise. It’s not too quiet. It’s just that now people can talk.”
““The space was full and acoustically it was very comfortable,” said Lagerquist. “We weren’t hearing a lot of reverberation, and you were able to talk intelligibly to the person next to you.””
““This is a high-profile design,” said Rokke. “These are not your standard square or rectangular ceiling panels. Measuring and cutting all the angles takes time in the field, but with the AXIOM trim being cut to size in advance by the manufacturer, that saved a lot of time and helped make sure that the ceiling clouds in the inner circle and the ceiling clouds in the outer circle were the same size.””
““There was a cost savings over real wood,” he said, “and the Bourbon Cherry finish that we chose for the panels aligned with the color of the Western Red Cedar we already had in the building.””
“The whole dining experience changed,” Titter states. “No longer are the servers or diners overwhelmed by noise. The panels turned out to be a quick, easy, and efficient way to absorb sound without having to make any major changes. And, the fact that they could be installed without having to close the restaurant was a bonus.”
“They wanted a “wow” factor and this provided that for them.”
“The drawings that PROJECTWORKS provided showing the position of each panel and color helped greatly. We weren’t left to scratch our heads as to where all the parts and pieces went,”
“The new ceiling has greatly improved the appearance of the room,” states co-owner, Dore Photis. “More importantly, we've gotten great feedback from patrons, who have definitely noticed the difference.”
“Our intent was to create a variety of spaces including exposed structure, open plan, and private office in order to showcase effective acoustical solutions in each type of space. We believe there’s a great deal of value in it for clients because they can see a real installation instead of just a photo and a sample.”
“Armstrong World Industries, the manufacturer of the CASTWORKS GRG, was chosen to design and install the ceiling and did an absolutely fabulous job.”
“It turned out to be a very valuable service. We would have been very hesitant to try it without them.”
Skills they ask for
Most frequent across open postings.
Most requested skills
- Microsoft Office
- Project management
- Troubleshooting
- SAP
- Communication
- Machine operation
- AutoCAD
- Blueprint reading
- Excel
- Forklift operation
- Teamwork
- Process improvement
Tech stack
- Analytics
- Google Analytics 4
- Adobe Experience Platform Launch (DTM)
- Google Tag Manager
- Frameworks
- Ruby on Rails
- Libraries
- jQuery
- Bootstrap
- Font Awesome
- CMS
- Adobe Experience Manager
Company facts
- Headquarters
- Lancaster
- Founded
- 1860
- Industry
- Building Finishing Contractors
- Sector (NAICS)
- Manufacturing
- Peer
- Heinrich Schmid GmbH & Co. KG
- Website
- armstrong.com
- Careers
- jobs.armstrong.com
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Questions about ARMSTRONG
- Is ARMSTRONG hiring?
- Yes. As of November 4, 2026, ARMSTRONG has 1 open role on Metaintro. 39 were posted in the last 30 days. The most are in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (1).
- Does ARMSTRONG offer remote or hybrid work?
- 5% of open roles are hybrid and 5% are remote.
- Who are ARMSTRONG's customers?
- ARMSTRONG names 50 customers, including Adobe, Belden, Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort, York County, and Hourigan.
- What skills does ARMSTRONG look for?
- Its open roles most often ask for Microsoft Office, Project management, Troubleshooting, SAP, and Communication.