19,204 Developer II Jobs

“A good company to grow profesionaly”

Pros:  “Ingram Micro is a good company to learn , the benefit package is good. They give you all the tools of a big company to do your job Facilities are good and they do a anual…”

Cons:  “Ingram Micro pays to you to give you experience, other companies pay you to use your experience, that is why Ingram Micro is not the best in pay grades” – Full Review

“Testing router performances and doing some automation”

Pros:  “very Good and sound engineers with 70% phd holders”

Cons:  “Late night stays and no diverse work culture.” – Full Review

“I still enjoy coming to work each day, after 8 years”

Pros:  “People, culture, environment, Students, Staff”

Cons:  “growing too fast - keeping up with everything now is tough.” – Full Review

“Feel good to work at Amazon.com”

Pros:  “Flexible work environment, challenge tasks, friendly teammate”

Cons:  “not as many cool products as rival google , apple” – Full Review

“Great Company”

Pros:  “Fun, Courteous, Concerned, Honesty, Fair”

Cons:  “Not Flexible for time off” – Full Review

“Great company to work for”

Pros:  “Ansys offers cutting edge technology and excellent benefits. They are by far one of the best technology companies in the Pittsburgh area.”

Cons:  “Some middle management do not have the proper training that they should to do their jobs properly. Upper management should send them for training.” – Full Review

“High rate of compensation”

Pros:  “High rate of compensation. They have some good relationships with major clients in the Chicago area.”

Cons:  “One of the reasons for the high compensation rate is that they don't offer much in the way fringe benefits. OK if your spouse has good health insurance, not so…” – Full Review

“Great Company for People Who Want to Be Free to Excel on Their Own”

Pros:  “Excellent market focus; innovating in the maintenance and enhancement of existing applications. Recognizes creativity in the process of getting work done, not just…”

Cons:  “Great people, great offerings, but unfocused strategy for future. Lack of alignment of resources on clear, common vision.” – Full Review