17,285 Advanced Product Development Engineer Jobs

“Great place to work, but you have to work hard!”

Pros:  “Excellent 401k, decent medical/dental, somewhat competitive salary, tuition reimbursement. Training/continued education is encouraged. Hands-on engineering is encouraged.”

Cons:  “Long hours are sometimes encouraged, if not expected. During tough economic times like these in the US, engineers are asked to take on more work and work longer…” – Full Review

“Enjoyable place to work with specialized products and good people. Career adv. and salary could be more competitive”

Pros:  “Many coworkers were if similar age, and held similar interests. Very professional workplace.”

Cons:  “The hiring process for me (6 years ago) was atrocious. Slow career and salary advancement.” – Full Review

“Good”

Pros:  “Bright future in emission control business”

Cons:  “Less opportunities compared with bigger companies” – Full Review

“Awesome school, but dead end for career growth”

Pros:  “You learn a lot here.”

Cons:  “Dead end for career growth. HR and leadership do nothing in regards to career paths and development for growth.” – Full Review

“Good”

Pros:  “Company provides a good work environment”

Cons:  “Its a fairly large company do there is a lot of process to follow and different levels of approvals needed , so sometimes there's a lot of hurry up and wait.” – Full Review

“Super chill place to work”

Pros:  “No one cares when you show up or how late you work as long as you get your projects done. Dress code is non-existent, and I sometimes wear shorts and a t-shirt to work. Great…”

Cons:  “Some of the internal processes are a bit convoluted and poorly documented, but this varies from team to team. Each team is managed independently of the rest, so…” – Full Review

“Super chill place to work”

Pros:  “No one cares when you show up or how late you work as long as you get your projects done. Dress code is non-existent, and I sometimes wear shorts and a t-shirt to work. Great…”

Cons:  “Some of the internal processes are a bit convoluted and poorly documented, but this varies from team to team. Each team is managed independently of the rest, so…” – Full Review