6,277 Financial Application Engineer Jobs

“Great company, undone by poor executive leadership”

Pros:  “- Great co-workers, great immediate boss. - Interesting technology, willing to push tech envelope. - Great opp to learn development skills/tech.”

Cons:  “- Poor executive leadership - Very weak sales team (constantly selling vaporware, then demanding dev to deliver on their promises)” – Full Review

“Varied, challenging, rewarding, global, cutting edge”

Pros:  “It's the leading global HR consultancy, why work elsewhere?”

Cons:  “Merger has been challenging but coming out the other side” – Full Review

“Awesome”

Pros:  “Great Atmosphere Great Leaders Good career opportunities”

Cons:  “Wage not too goof Office location” – Full Review

“Great place to work if you can take initiatives and lead”

Pros:  “Collaborative efforts are encouraged Initiatives and always welcome”

Cons:  “Very competitive. (This can be a positive, too.) Hard work is essential.” – Full Review

“Drive the results for the company and you are the king/queen”

Pros:  “A person is free to work within the company limits bearing in mind the company policies, ethics and compliance and has the ability to provide his/her opinion openly. IPC is…”

Cons:  “Salary is a downside of the organization, even though market pays 30-50 % better than the organization. Annual increment is another downside. Instead of the hike…” – Full Review

“The sky is the limit. If you choose to apply yourself and reach for the stars you will be rewarded.”

Pros:  “The money is great. The benefits are are awesome. The opportunity for advancement is very good.”

Cons:  “Very political. You must align yourself and be aware of where you fit in withing your organization from a social standpoint. Sometimes its more than just hard work…” – Full Review

“Great place to work”

Pros:  “Innovative products and management seems to genuinely care about environmental issues.”

Cons:  “Takes forever to accomplish simple projects as everything is examined 360 degrees. It appears that money is thrown at some things while other things go ignored.” – Full Review