108 Graduate Co Op Intern Jobs

“Good”

Pros:  “It's a big company, very steady.”

Cons:  “Work with different time zone” – Full Review

“Good place to work”

Pros:  “Benefits, pay, vacation, stable work.”

Cons:  “Some clerical personnel are very lackadaisical and to stuff on their own time.” – Full Review

“okay company to work for”

Pros:  “Can get into the OMLP program, but I've heard that the salaries are low”

Cons:  “rigid structure I think, old building, lots of things closing in Appliance Park” – Full Review

“Great Place to Work”

Pros:  “Interesting, fast paced environment. Constant work flow and flexibility on what you work on”

Cons:  “You have to learn things quickly” – Full Review

“A little stressful, but helpful to the future career”

Pros:  “Good working place Great team building tradition Well paid Actually I cannot tell you more since I had only been there for 3 months”

Cons:  “Stressful internship working Need to go outside almost on a daily basis Actually I cannot tell you more since I had only been there for 3 months” – Full Review

“Great place to get a lot of experience but be prepared to work a lot”

Pros:  “The pay is very good compared to other companies, but that may be because it is nuclear work Great work environment Pays overtime”

Cons:  “Sometimes workload can get heavy - working nights and weekends The location is isolated from civilization” – Full Review

“Project Engineer”

Pros:  “Big projects, Good pay, Good IT infrastructure”

Cons:  “Hard to go up Bad Managers Too much work, you get burned out fast Too much politics” – Full Review

“Record profits do not imply record salaries for mid level engineers”

Pros:  “Good salary growth in early career Interesting work Stable company”

Cons:  “Long hours on thankless tasks Stagnant/nonexistent salary growth mid career (in a recession, so take with a grain of salt) Disconnected management (i.e. you have…” – Full Review

“Excellent company to start your professional career.”

Pros:  “Flexibility of hours. Great environment. Communication exist between interns and directors.”

Cons:  “Salary might not be as competitive as if you were working in public accounting.” – Full Review