888 Architect (Principal Software Engineer) Jobs

“The classic early-stage, big idea company”

Pros:  “Ground floor of a really big idea Fast-paced culture driven by constant change (in a good way) VERY customer focused”

Cons:  “Hours are quite long (as at any start-up) Lack of internal systems due to fast growth Fast growth necessitates constant training of new employees” – Full Review

“Innovative, good tech team”

Pros:  “Great technology. Great place to work if you seek new challenges. Flexibility.”

Cons:  “Long hours. Pay not great” – Full Review

“A satisfying period of time working with great people to accomplish some large and complex projects.”

Pros:  “- Working with great people - Rewarding culture for hard workers - Opportunities for people willing to be aggressive - Company culture reaffirms core values”

Cons:  “- Very bureaucratic structure - Political games - Slow to change or adopt new ideas/technologies/processes” – Full Review

“great place to work”

Pros:  “Great people and many opportunities within the organization. Pay is ok to start but after 5 years other perks start to kick in making it worth the investment. Plenty of…”

Cons:  “fairly large organization so it has it fair share of communication issues and sometimes employees are wonders what is going on. But all-in-all communication is…” – Full Review

“iGATE - opportunity to Grow”

Pros:  “Good Work environment, Good Training & Development programs.”

Cons:  “IGate is not a Pay Master.” – Full Review

“Testing router performances and doing some automation”

Pros:  “very Good and sound engineers with 70% phd holders”

Cons:  “Late night stays and no diverse work culture.” – Full Review

“Excellent talent, great people, no room to move ahead”

Pros:  “Akamai is a great company to work for in terms of talent and the kind of work they do. The colleagues you will work with and extremely bright, talented and motivated. You…”

Cons:  “Career development is almost non existent. Moving between different levels of engineering doesn't really matter much. There's still a lot of old guard in the…” – Full Review