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McMaster-Carr

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Last activity: 06.01.2026
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McMaster-Carr is an e-commerce company offering more than half a million products used to keep businesses in motion. The company owes its success to experimentation and innovation and invites team members to put their creativity to work. Whether the job is automating distribution operations, researching new products, or improving the company’s app, people flourish when they love to learn and pursue ambitious goals. An emphasis on curiosity and development leads to hiring for capability more than skill and celebrates diverse studies, experiences, backgrounds and identities. McMaster-Carr’s commitment to an inclusive workplace is evident in the way they form teams and develop on-site resources. McMaster-Carr is in the business of convenience. Product development, publishing, technology, sales, and distribution teams ensure that clients can design, build, operate, and repair almost anything. The company has a customer-friendly e-commerce platform; high-quality products (fastening systems, LED lighting, conveyors, programmable logic controllers, pumps, electrical components, and more); and makes operational excellence and innovation their priority.
Followers
39.11K
Website visits
7.5M /mo.
Mentions
8

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Location
United States, Illinois, Elmhurst
Employees
1001-5000
Founded date
1901

Mentions in press and media 8

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Nov 6, 2024The Paradox of Speed: Why Faster Hardware Doesn’t Mean Faster SoftwareIn the world of technology, speed is king. We live in an age where computers can process billions of cycles per second. Yet, paradoxically, many applications seem to crawl. This discrepancy raises a critical question: why does our hardware ...
Nov 6, 2024The Speed Trap: Why Modern Software Lags Behind HardwareIn the race between hardware and software, the finish line seems to keep moving. We live in an age where computers boast staggering speeds. The M1 Max chip, for instance, operates at a blistering 3.2 GHz. That’s 3.2 billion cycles per secon...
Nov 5, 2024Я прождал 10 миллиардов тактов и дождался лишь экрана загрузкиСовременное оборудование невероятно быстрое. M1 Max, на котором я пишу эту статью, работает с частотой 3,2 ГГц. То есть 3,2 МИЛЛИАРДА тактов в секунду. Однако Microsoft Teams требуется 3 секунды, чтобы открыть ссылку, и я отказываюсь верить...
Jul 18, 2024Fetch Strengthens Exec Team, Minting New Chief Product & People OfficersFetch, America’s Rewards App, today announced new additions to its leadership team to continue building Fetch’s revolutionary rewards ecosystem and operationalizing the high-growth company. Ayo Jimoh has been elevated to the role of Chief P...
Oct 18, 2022Рисующие роботы с LEGO за 6 шаговМы, команда мастерской Tinkering Studio в «Эксплораториуме», считаем, что LEGO даёт много возможностей для изучения движений, механизмов и передач. Один из наших многократно проверенных опытов — прикрепление маркеров к деталям LEGO Technic ...
Apr 21, 2011The Lean LaunchPad at Stanford - Class 6Exploring channel hypotheses The Stanford Lean LaunchPad class was an experiment with a new model of teaching startup entrepreneurship. With two weeks and two more updates to go, this post is part six. Parts one through five are here, Sylla...
Apr 21, 2011The Lean LaunchPad at Stanford—Class 6: Channel HypothesesShare Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints The Stanford Lean LaunchPad class was an experiment with a new model of teaching startup entrepreneurship. With two weeks and two more updates to go, this post is part six. Pa...

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FAQ about McMaster-Carr

When was McMaster-Carr founded?

McMaster-Carr was founded in 1901.

What has the press written about McMaster-Carr?

Parsers VC has collected 8 articles mentioning McMaster-Carr, among them “The Paradox of Speed: Why Faster Hardware Doesn’t Mean Faster Software” (Nov 6, 2024) and “The Speed Trap: Why Modern Software Lags Behind Hardware” (Nov 6, 2024).

Is McMaster-Carr still active?

Yes, McMaster-Carr is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Jan 6, 2026.