“Solving defense research problems in interesting ways”

Pros:  “Working in the defense research industry provides many interesting problems to solve. However, working at BAE Systems makes it interesting to solve the problems. Flexible…”

Cons:  “Nearing project deadlines, you may need to work (potentially unpaid) overtime in order to complete the software product.” – Full Review

“Not a bad company to work for.”

Pros:  “Always room for growth within the organization as a whole, but you have to go after it. Many of the contracts are remote locations which can make it hard but it can be done…”

Cons:  “Pay is simply not that competitive. It is hard to retain key employes when the customer and management won't fight to pay them what they are worth.” – Full Review

“Great Internship Opportunity”

Pros:  “My internship was far more challenging and stimulating than the stereotypical coffee retrieval. I was able to work with several different technologies that were new to me and…”

Cons:  “I saw none. At the time I was there, the subdivision I worked for was going through a lot of changes while they assimilated to the ManTech culture, but that's…” – Full Review

“Overall good experience as an intern”

Pros:  “Management made an effort to welcome the interns. The location on K Street makes commuting easier since it's close to a few Metro stops. I was given a lot of autonomy on my…”

Cons:  “There seemed to be a culture of gossip among the workers, upper management is not well-respected among junior-level workers.” – Full Review

“work environmental, compensation & benefit, work balance”

Pros:  “people are nice. compensation & benefit are good.”

Cons:  “work overtime. work balance is not good.” – Full Review

“Good place to work if you're aggressive about your own development”

Pros:  “Many many travel opportunities for very young (under 25) staff. I enjoyed working in international development in an office that was run like a real business. There are many…”

Cons:  “Employees who are less aggressive/competitive get stuck in monotonous positions (like project coordinator) for years on end. No one will offer you a promotion; you…” – Full Review