71 Transmissions Design Engineer Staff Jobs in Detroit, MI

“Great German company becoming mediocre American Company”

Pros:  “Getrag was a very good place to work. It had a family feel, probably because it was a reasonably small company, connected to a much larger company. All employees were treated…”

Cons:  “Getrag began to change as it grew from its start-up status. It began as a really bright, open and friendly place. The company was very generous, sending many…” – Full Review

“Was a great place to work”

Pros:  “Great co-workers and management. The recognition that the contributions of every employee no matter what level in the company were crucial to the company's success built a…”

Cons:  “Many talented people were lost in the process of the merger with United.” – Full Review

“Seems like a good place to start my career, wish there was more communication between groups.”

Pros:  “Good atmosphere, some really great engineers.”

Cons:  “Not very many. Some issues with work scheduling in the build areas could be resolved by better leadership in some of the shops.” – Full Review

“Fun but not very challenging”

Pros:  “The salary is good and the benefits are excellent. The area that I live in is beautiful.”

Cons:  “The work is not very challenging.” – Full Review

“Satisfying”

Pros:  “Nice salary, high chance of promotion”

Cons:  “Highly competitive work enviroment in the office” – Full Review

“A good temporary job”

Pros:  “Very good access to important jobs Stable work environment Access to technical information Willingness by SAIC to support your customer Less management hands on at remote…”

Cons:  “Unless you are at San Diego or the Washington DC area, your job is only as good as the contract your are currently on. If it goes away, so do you. SAIC advertises…” – Full Review

“Great”

Pros:  “Great place to work and interact”

Cons:  “There really are no cons at all.” – Full Review

“excellent”

Pros:  “great people, cooperative management, various options for career growth”

Cons:  “workload is not equally divided, different dept with different set of eng standards to work with” – Full Review