139 Associate Scientist III Jobs

“Short but sweet”

Pros:  “Great company, Decent Pay, great staff, excellent training and very little micro-managing”

Cons:  “Low Commission structure & A lot of inter-office politics and favoritism” – Full Review

“Great Work-Life Balance”

Pros:  “Decent Pay package and Benefits”

Cons:  “Your growth depends entirely on your manager and Dept. you belong to.” – Full Review

“Eponential amount of growth in skills and knowledge”

Pros:  “They offer an amazing opportunity for progression in the field. Supervisors are extremely willing to mentor and assist in the development of their employees, and there are…”

Cons:  “There are times when it is necessary to work long hours or come in on the weekends to ensure the success of an ongoing project.” – Full Review

“Eponential amount of growth in skills and knowledge”

Pros:  “They offer an amazing opportunity for progression in the field. Supervisors are extremely willing to mentor and assist in the development of their employees, and there are…”

Cons:  “There are times when it is necessary to work long hours or come in on the weekends to ensure the success of an ongoing project.” – Full Review

“Short but sweet”

Pros:  “Great company, Decent Pay, great staff, excellent training and very little micro-managing”

Cons:  “Low Commission structure & A lot of inter-office politics and favoritism” – Full Review

“Biogen Idec is a great company to be a part of and any internship opportunity is well worth the time.”

Pros:  “Competitive pay and benefits. Excellent culture. Caring employees.”

Cons:  “As an intern I was a part of a management change. This change could have been smoother, though I understand it is tough for management and employees to adjust to…” – Full Review

“amazing place to work”

Pros:  “incredible access to patient volume and diverse array of resources in terms of translational science collaborators. Good support administratively Gym in the Pickens Tower…”

Cons:  “State mentality makes it difficult sometimes to get things done too many layers of bureaucrats managing those of us who actually produce” – Full Review