1,550 Associate Project Scientist Jobs

“Great company! Great CEO! Great vision! Too much middle management.”

Pros:  “Good medical, dental plan. 401(K) plus matching (in company stock). Lots of excellent, professional employees. Excellent senior management (with just a few minor…”

Cons:  “Too much middle management. In many of the offices there are several long-time, high-salaried employees who are going through the motions but not being…” – Full Review

“Overwhelming at first, difficult to find your place, but very rewarding when you do.”

Pros:  “-Fair Salary -Great People (in my work group anyways) -Enjoyable social events (box hockey seats - free food and drinks) -Fast Paced Leading Edge Work”

Cons:  “-Overwhelming to start without knowing any CRA work standards (aka very difficult to be comparably productive as co-workers) -Constant work to do, have to charge…” – Full Review

“Very positive and supportive”

Pros:  “I have found Golder to be a very nurturing environment which aligns to my values.”

Cons:  “Learning to deal with it growth and how to manager this.” – Full Review

“Good experience”

Pros:  “Opportunities to travel on assignment in USA, South America & Europe”

Cons:  “Work loads usually exceeded reasonable levels and made it difficult to maintain a good quality of work life” – Full Review

“great atmosphere at alliantgroup”

Pros:  “two coke machines with free sodas catered food - dinner is catered daily, paid lunch at the cafeteria 100% paid for health insurance 25k life insurance for free free…”

Cons:  “fast paced environment and long hours at alliantgroup (not necessarily a con because it improves you as a professional cold offices - either the thermostat is…” – Full Review

“Environmental scientist”

Pros:  “Great work atmosphere Learning a lot”

Cons:  “Travel to oftentimes lousy areas for field work” – Full Review

“Challenging and rewarding.”

Pros:  “Chevron values employee work life balance, work place safety, encourages community involvement and offers opportunities for personal and professional development. The Chevron…”

Cons:  “Departments may determine what development/training opportunities are availble to employees and unfortunately, many departments have very tight budgets which limits…” – Full Review