125 Mechanical Engineering Technician Jobs in Chicago, IL

“Nice place to start ur career”

Pros:  “Various projects to choose. Work life balance is good. Many oppertunities both for techie and non techie guys. good luck.”

Cons:  “Since too many people are there some times RMG creates issues while selecting a project. Less salary. Too complex processes.” – Full Review

“Old school workplace, not fresh or innovative.”

Pros:  “- Very nice, normal people - Usually realistic expectations as to what can be done - Management is personable - Christmas Bonuses! (also hide your yearly bonus as such…”

Cons:  “- Pay is usually 10%-20% below market - Very little opportunity for advancement within the company. People have the same job for 20yrs. - Generally, when they…” – Full Review

“NA”

Pros:  “Compensation, Work/Life Balance, Challenge. Not a bad place to work.”

Cons:  “Performance based pay. ------- ------- --------” – Full Review

“Company is stuck in place and no growth and fear of risk makes change an up hill battle if not impossible.”

Pros:  “casual and easy access to top leadership nice physical environment at headquarters chance to get in at the bottom prior to a potential growth spurt”

Cons:  “leadership risk averse to change too many departments not accountable for some of their impacts on performance” – Full Review

“they post REAL job!”

Pros:  “submitted resume after 3 days i got a call from recruiter then schedule 1:1 interview to (known company in silicon valley) passed the on site interview, did the background…”

Cons:  “Contract and temporary position only. Their insurance options are incredibly expensive. I elected not to participate in their insurance option.” – Full Review

“Great place to work, great people, great comp”

Pros:  “- innovative culture - none of the "not invented here" thinking - visibility at upper layers - great work - life balance”

Cons:  “- sometimes not enough sense of urgency - not enough discipline and follow-through - old-fashioned industry - industry burdened and constrained by regulation” – Full Review