24 Bioinformatics Data Mining Engineer Jobs

“West End was a fun place to work, good balance of work/social life.”

Pros:  “Management was very friendly, welcoming. The work was fast paced, so time goes by quickly. I worked in the Pizza shop, and had the opportunity to do something different…”

Cons:  “Some employees didn't really like their job, and it showed. Sometimes, communication is poor between chefs and store workers about inventory, and it is not uncommon…” – Full Review

“Great learning experience for a college student intern”

Pros:  “I worked as a research intern at PacBio during one of my summers between years of college. I had a great time. This was my first time working in an industrial setting (as…”

Cons:  “Just one thing. After they made me the offer, the recruiter hassled me a little bit about why I didn't immediately accept.” – Full Review

“Loved the place but constantly laying people off”

Pros:  “right by the SF bay people work life”

Cons:  “constant threats of layoffs thats it” – Full Review

“"Work hard, have fun" is very apropos”

Pros:  “*NOTE: these are generalizations. Crappy managers and co-workers do exist* -Smart and skilled people -Highly motivated people -During any type of "political debate…”

Cons:  “-Your career growth is dictated by the opportunities made available to you at the team you're on. -People switch teams about every 2 years. Which is great, since…” – Full Review

“Great people and great opportunities!”

Pros:  “The people are amazing to be around. There are many interesting projects happening all around campus. Everyone is very open to sharing their expertise and ideas with you…”

Cons:  “The location, there is not enough green space for taking a breather. The food options on campus are not very ideal or healthy.” – Full Review

“"Work hard, have fun" is very apropos”

Pros:  “*NOTE: these are generalizations. Crappy managers and co-workers do exist* -Smart and skilled people -Highly motivated people -During any type of "political debate…”

Cons:  “-Your career growth is dictated by the opportunities made available to you at the team you're on. -People switch teams about every 2 years. Which is great, since…” – Full Review