151 Staff Electronic Design Engineer Jobs in Chicago, IL

“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

“Good Work Environment”

Pros:  “The culture and coworkers are all really nice -- it's a positive experience”

Cons:  “It is a fairly small company so not a lot of of positions and room for advancement. Also, due to size, resources and support are limited.” – Full Review

“Great Benefits, Low Turnover, Refusal to Deal with Problem Employees”

Pros:  “Healthcare benefits are the best I've seen. There was no deduction from my paycheck for medical, very little for dental and LTD. The medical plan offered great coverage…”

Cons:  “Very slow to change, turn over is very low so ideas are stagnant and the idea of "that's the way we've always done it" is huge at TTX. There is very little in the…” – Full Review

“Mehhh”

Pros:  “Decent salary. Pays the bills. Publications and clients think company is great.”

Cons:  “Horrible integration of acquisitions CEO gets paid WAY too much I miss Ralph” – Full Review

“Microsoft's the best company I've ever worked for.”

Pros:  “Respect and appreciation from management, high compensation, serious about healthy balance between work and life, excellent health plan, excellent frequent training…”

Cons:  “Much of our advertising is not only ineffective, it's embarrassing. This is such a long-standing problem it seems like none of the current advertising/marketing…” – Full Review

“Those were the days my friend...”

Pros:  “Great people and demanding customers”

Cons:  “Heads are in the sand” – Full Review

“Positive place to work. Thin support staff though”

Pros:  “Great people - smart, nice and not overly political”

Cons:  “Heavy spin toward healthcare/higher education became disappointing” – Full Review