“Some of the smartest people with whom you can work”

Pros:  “Intellectual challenge for analyzing, building, and testing advanced sensors. Managers recognize effective communication as well as thorough analysis of a problem and…”

Cons:  “New grads can get lost. Many of the most interesting projects are classified. Accounting system does not motivate programs to mentor or train junior engineers.” – Full Review

“Co-op engineer”

Pros:  “good technical exposure and teams are very experienced”

Cons:  “did not get full time offer” – Full Review

“Good place to work in Houston”

Pros:  “good benefits, good pay. reasonable hours”

Cons:  “Not much to say here” – Full Review

“Good but could have been better”

Pros:  “Lot of Interaction with good minds, extremely helpful colleagues, good boss (in my case)”

Cons:  “lot of dependency on government funded grants, frequent layoffs” – Full Review

“It is a good experience - learning a lot”

Pros:  “There are some really great people here to work with and the hospital has great values. Great cafeteria. I love being in the medical center and working at a prestigious…”

Cons:  “The pay is not that great. Barely any bonus or pay raise.” – Full Review

“Outstanding Learning Experience”

Pros:  “Innovative, encourages new ideas, focused on quality outcomes,”

Cons:  “Bureocracry. Several layers of management to get through before a decision can be made.” – Full Review

“It is a very great place to work at”

Pros:  “All PI work at USC medical school. They are great. Co-workers are friendly and helpful.”

Cons:  “They need more research funding” – Full Review

“Non-profit headquarters”

Pros:  “Flexibility in work hours, convenient location, autonomy in my position. Strong mission and dedicated volunteer members. Smart coworkers who strive for excellence. We have…”

Cons:  “Limited willingness to accomodate telecommuting. Too much focus on hours worked over actual productivity. Can be hard to get ideas heard by long-term staff who…” – Full Review