97 Sr. Electrical Engineer Jobs in Houston, TX

“Great to be a part of a team that wants to be the best!”

Pros:  “They are always willing to help people achieve a higher education in the field that you are working in with a continouis education.”

Cons:  “The only thing i can think of is the back stabbing people that work at certin facilitys.” – Full Review

“A good temporary job”

Pros:  “Very good access to important jobs Stable work environment Access to technical information Willingness by SAIC to support your customer Less management hands on at remote…”

Cons:  “Unless you are at San Diego or the Washington DC area, your job is only as good as the contract your are currently on. If it goes away, so do you. SAIC advertises…” – Full Review

“The Shaw Group”

Pros:  “There are so many oppurtunites for people with good work ethic. Showing alot of effort will make you rise quickly. The nuke sector is really ramping up, finding a job on one…”

Cons:  “There is too much overhead causing Shaw to be uncompetitive for smaller projects. This means you will be traveling alot. The estimaters for projects are not held…” – Full Review

“Good”

Pros:  “Good environment and team work is always high in CTS. Transparency and ethical work culture is also something that is appreciable”

Cons:  “The faciliities for employees are not that good w. r. t other facilities like extra curricular activities and canteen facilities.” – Full Review

“Great to be a part of a team that wants to be the best!”

Pros:  “They are always willing to help people achieve a higher education in the field that you are working in with a continouis education.”

Cons:  “The only thing i can think of is the back stabbing people that work at certin facilitys.” – Full Review

“Dependable and challenging place to work”

Pros:  “Many different job opportunities within Emerson Climate. Most people have great personalities and are easy to work with. Room for growth and not likely to get stagnant in…”

Cons:  “10 years before third week of vacation. Average pay with small raises. Not as many purely technical positions available. Mostly project management for engineering.” – Full Review