695 Assistant Project Scientist Jobs

“It was good until the day I was let go.”

Pros:  “Interesting work, salary and opportunities are good, take advantage of all learning opportunities.”

Cons:  “Be careful of personality conflicts with supervisors which could lead to your job loss. Due to Supervisor reaction to mediocre annual review of him, one employee…” – Full Review

“Well respected and well known facility”

Pros:  “Great pay rate compare to other inpatient facility. Fantastic health benefits for employees and grate retirement plans.”

Cons:  “Pharmacy department has minimal opportunities for growth.” – Full Review

“Small company where you can make a BIG impact!”

Pros:  “Flat organization Open door policy Flexibility in work location (working remotely) Support provided when asked for As much opportunity/challenge as you want to take on…”

Cons:  “Remote employees does cause a sense of separation Benefits (no 401K match) If you're not a fan of constantly shifting directions, that could be a con (common…” – Full Review

“good”

Pros:  “Work with fun people. Learning a lot new things. Free lunch twice a week. People here are really easy to work with.”

Cons:  “smaller company, system and process are not well organized. Too far from where I live. No working from home system.” – Full Review

“Constantly aiming towards a moving target”

Pros:  “Im proud to have Illumina on my resume. This is a fast paced, do or die, sink or swim, you better keep up type of company. To be the leader in anything- you have to fight…”

Cons:  “Did I mention it's fast paced with high expectations? You're going to have a large workload with the expectations to get it done- you're working 40 hours a week…” – Full Review

“i learnd a lot”

Pros:  “A professional international organization with opportunities to develop your own competence. The management works through hierarchy, but is fair and modern.”

Cons:  “HQ is really small and had a cold enviorment. It is not really accessble to talk to people and colleges do not really bouwnd with eachothers.” – Full Review