611 Information Architect & User Experience Interface Designer Jobs

“It was a Great Experience!”

Pros:  “Chemical & Biological Engineering, UB has a great faculties and collegues to work with!”

Cons:  “Location: there are not many companies locally to work after graduation.” – Full Review

“Overall ok, but glad I'm not a contract employee anymore”

Pros:  “They pay more than other agencies.”

Cons:  “They do not have the best reputation and may have fewer contracts at some of the larger companies. I was a pre-identified candidate that already got the position…” – Full Review

“A great place to work with an exceptional product.”

Pros:  “Before being acquired by EMC, Isilon firmly positioned itself as a leader in Gartners Magic Quadrant. Now, the Isilon Storage Division is a solid component of the EMC…”

Cons:  “Some support systems are fragmented and minimally integrated. Limited documentation makes the support engineers job difficult at times. The rapid growth of the…” – Full Review

“EMC solid company that has tremendous potential”

Pros:  “Best of breed in industry that attempts to maintain high standards of performance. It is the largest tech company in New England with many strong resources. Highly…”

Cons:  “Lot of layers of management that tend to slow process of advancement.” – Full Review

“Easy work. Not very challenging.”

Pros:  “Lots of change. Temp work at large companies.”

Cons:  “Treated as a temp by the purchaser.” – Full Review

“Not bad pay, not great.”

Pros:  “Good experience and good good tools.”

Cons:  “Management driven at times, less tech driven.” – Full Review

“Great place to work”

Pros:  “Great place to be creative, great people to work with and a great experience from day one. Awesome place for beginners or those looking to make an impact.”

Cons:  “Web-start up so it is low paying” – Full Review