367 Environmental Engineer Jobs in Chicago, IL

“Amazing opportunities with Fortune 500 companies.”

Pros:  “GP offers amazing opportunities to work with companies in every industry. You're constantly stretched to learn new things and develop your skill set. There's always…”

Cons:  “Structure of accounts doesn't give much time for professional development and GP doesn't offer a lot of training opportunities - "just swim." Fast paced…” – Full Review

“Chicago's Best place to work”

Pros:  “Recently awarded Chicago's best place to work by Chicago Tribune. Fun place to work. Very flexible timings. Innovative product. A lot of HR activities and training to…”

Cons:  “Big team development work flow could have been improved.” – Full Review

“Good and Stable company”

Pros:  “Big company with possibilities to work in different roles and jobs. Good trust and freedom with accountability on employees.”

Cons:  “No concrete next steps in career development and planning.” – Full Review

“Great company with lots of resources”

Pros:  “Leader in the industry and really focused on innovation. Bonuses are very generous overall. Lots of flexibility to "own" your business unit.”

Cons:  “Struggle to balance long term growth with the short term pressure. Sometimes targets are unreasonable based on the current economy.” – Full Review

“Excellent Contingent and Retained search firm with experienced team of professional recruiters.”

Pros:  “Our leadership has great integrity and the employees are very teaming oriented with a focus on results. Everyone here works hard.”

Cons:  “There aren't really any downsides of working at PinPoint. Just like any other recruiting firm, you have to have results. If you have great results, you can manage…” – Full Review

“Great place to work, while growing your career.”

Pros:  “Flexible work schedule, fair compensation, great people.”

Cons:  “Career paths for non-engineers is limited.” – Full Review

“URS is a decent place to work, I have enjoyed my experience here.”

Pros:  “Flexible work schedule (e.g. 9/80 schedule), diverse and interesting projects, big A/E firm so lots of technical resources, offices all over the world, challenging work…”

Cons:  “Publicly traded company so you won't get the small-private firm feel, some offices are stunning while others are drab and unimpressive (like this one), no bonus…” – Full Review