“Solid, risk-averse engineering company”

Pros:  “One of the largest engineering companies in the world. URS has systems and procedures in place to minimize and manage risks, and does a good job at it. Workers are…”

Cons:  “If you want risk and excitement, this is not the place to be.” – Full Review

“Solid, risk-averse engineering company”

Pros:  “One of the largest engineering companies in the world. URS has systems and procedures in place to minimize and manage risks, and does a good job at it. Workers are…”

Cons:  “If you want risk and excitement, this is not the place to be.” – Full Review

“Software Developer in SAIC, Bangalore”

Pros:  “SAIC is a very comfortable place to work in. You would never have to spend more than 9 hours in office. In case you do work in shifts that ends at 10:30 in the night, you get…”

Cons:  “The company basically caters to US Defense and other government bodies, so it does not publicizes itself and its indian head count being less, not many know about…” – Full Review

“Cold, Stiff, but Ethical”

Pros:  “There is a real disposition to work/life balance. Flexible hours are the norm. That said, if you get the wrong management crew you might be under pressure to work long…”

Cons:  “There is not a particular bent towards software development. It shows. You need to go through layers of process to as much as download a free IDE onto your PC…” – Full Review

“Three years and counting at EMMES working with 3 projects”

Pros:  “People are friendly and willing to help you learn. EMMES supports workers who wish to better themselves through professional development and/or graduate school and can be…”

Cons:  “Very different then working for big pharma, things work a bit different and for some it may take an adjustment. Many studies are funded through grants and…” – Full Review