7,149 Equipment Research and Development Engineer Jobs

“It is okay for graduate school research assistant position”

Pros:  “Low living standard in Buffalo. Okay benefits and helpful HR staff to answer questions. Some employee discounts for gym membership and etc.”

Cons:  “Since it is a state university, the grant to pay research assistant only cover tuition stipend but not their miscellaneous fee. The university kept increasing the…” – Full Review

“Service Delivery Coordinator, AP”

Pros:  “Excellent corporation to work for. I can't thank them enough for the challenge and opportunities to grow my talent and skills.”

Cons:  “High turnover - budget cuts -- layoffs” – Full Review

“They are 20 years behind and have no clue; uneducated "front door" EEs that create profit PLUMMIT”

Pros:  “The product is one used by all”

Cons:  “*NO raises for un-salaried, hard working employees *NO monetary recognition for EXTREME quality/hard working employees *Ridiculous attendance/non-open door policy…” – Full Review

“Rewarding place to work, Family Friendly,”

Pros:  “Flexible hours are accepted for most non-production positions. I am trusted to do my work and 'put in the hours" (45+) on average. No body is looking over your shoulder to…”

Cons:  “If you think that just showing up is 80% of the work, this is not the place for you. Some people may slide by, but don't know how they live with themselves…” – Full Review

“Working at Medtronic as an R&D engineer”

Pros:  “Great company culture: Focus on the Medtronic Mission. Micro-managing does not happen and everyone is respected as an individual. Hence there is great trust and one feels…”

Cons:  “Being a big company, it is sometimes hard to get innovative ideas to get accepted into product development. One has to go through some red-tape.” – Full Review

“Excellent Company, small location”

Pros:  “Company thrives on innovation and new ideas. Great place for people who are looking forward to contribute. Excellent communication between management and employees. Well…”

Cons:  “Small Location. Not much to do apart from work. Corning's business is cyclical and one has to be prepared to move in case of a layoff.” – Full Review

“A good company, but salary is in middle or low range”

Pros:  “No layoff policy, even during 2008, 2009 recession. Open door policy to encourage communication between management and employees.”

Cons:  “Located in Arkansas, not many places to go. Lower average salary than other locations for same type of job” – Full Review