73 Power Electronics Engineer Jobs in Chicago, IL

“Positive workplace”

Pros:  “Pay was on par/ better than peer employers. Good benefits (generous vacation - 2 weeks start, and increases with years of service), 10 paid holidays, profit sharing for all…”

Cons:  “was there at a time of change, and position was moved back east to corporate office. Was kept on in temporary capacity doing work in other areas until I found…” – Full Review

“Great company with strong foundation to remain relevant in the industry”

Pros:  “Strong presence in industry. Growth creates career development opportunities. Strongly favors engineering background but room for other skills to grow. Opportunity for…”

Cons:  “Hard to become differentiated. Slow to move or correct compensation for fast risers. Lots of pressure to hit growth and profit numbers.” – Full Review

“creative, fun, good people”

Pros:  “no micromanagement. quiet and respectful place to work. the sony brand is strong and respected, although it has suffered a little in the recent past.”

Cons:  “Decisions are not made quickly, US has to always check each detail with Japan which takes time. Decisions are not made until everyone is pleased...group think…” – Full Review

“Lucas Group is is a great company but by no means perfect”

Pros:  “Recruiters work closely with customers to find and deliver quaility people. Recruiters develop specialist knowlege on business and their functional area. They also know how…”

Cons:  “Due to being a straight commission sales and continued growth of company, it can be difficult to maintain a constant and effective work life balance” – Full Review

“Good place to work”

Pros:  “1. Good compensation 2. Very good work-life balance 3. Cares alot about employees 4. Ethics and values 5. Free breakfast, lunch and snacks”

Cons:  “1. No camera phone policy 2. No work from home facility 3. Repetitive kind of work” – Full Review

“very good, Happy”

Pros:  “Lare company various opportunities if willing to seek them out”

Cons:  “Large Company growing hard to keep up” – Full Review