There’s so much more to light than illumination. It’s mood, function, and architecture working together to shape how we experience space. Since 1980, Modular has been engineering ambience through a fusion of bold design, technical ingenuity and a relentless pursuit of better.
We’re a team of lighting experts and interior enthusiasts, united by curiosity and a love for detail. Clean aesthetics meet clever mechanics in every luminaire we create. Minimal in form, rich in purpose, and built to last.
Our designs come alive in dialogue with architecture. It’s in this creative tension between lighting designers and visionary architects that true atmosphere is born. You set the mood, we bring the light.
From our home in Roeselare, Belgium, we collaborate with like-minded partners across the globe. Always pushing forward. Always creating lighting solutions that enhance interiors, challenge convention and stand the test of time.
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Pros: I appreciate the opportunity to work on cutting-edge architectural lighting projects. The team is knowledgeable and passionate about creating high-quality lighting solutions. The company invests in R&D, which means we're always working with advanced technology. There's a good sense of camaraderie among colleagues, and the work environment itself is professional and clean.
Cons: While project work is rewarding, sometimes the internal communication or approval processes can feel a bit slow, leading to minor delays. Occasionally, there's a need for more cross-departmental collaboration to ensure smoother project execution from concept to completion. The pace can be demanding during peak project phases.
Advice to Management: Consider enhancing cross-functional team communication and streamlining project approval workflows to boost overall efficiency and project turnaround times.
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What's the hiring process like for an Electrical Engineer at Modular Lighting Instruments in Chicago?
My hiring process for an Electrical Engineer role at Modular Lighting Instruments in Chicago involved an initial phone screen, followed by two rounds of interviews with different teams, and a final chat with HR. The entire process for this mid-sized company was quite streamlined.
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