4,688 Instrumentation and Control Engineer Jobs

“Very rewarding”

Pros:  “As a design engineering firm, there are lots of opportunities to work on a variety of different projects in a variety of industries, from product design to machine design.”

Cons:  “As a smaller organization, the corporate ladder only has three levels so there aren't many chances for career advancement beyond current duties.” – Full Review

“Great place to start your career.”

Pros:  “College Station branch was a great place to work. The office manager is very knowledgeable and friendly.”

Cons:  “I know of several people at other branch locations that had bad experiences. Seems like layoffs are a common occurrence throughout the company.” – Full Review

“Engineering”

Pros:  “Good company, they treat staff well and pay well”

Cons:  “The company seems to be a bit disorganized and segmented from office to office” – Full Review

“Unique company”

Pros:  “Excellent place to start a career but do not stay too long. The people are very helpful and willing to train you.”

Cons:  “Can be a frustrating place to work because it takes too long to accomplish anything. High tension environment with fear of losing your job if you make a mistake.” – Full Review

“Overally, I liked it!”

Pros:  “Reputation helps to find the next job, good resources in terms of academia, friendly environment, I had a great boss”

Cons:  “old management style, very-low interaction (social meeting) between employees and top managers” – Full Review

“Below Average Contractor Cat house”

Pros:  “- They paid you on time. - Some flexibility with work hours. - Looked good coming in. Unfortunately that impression was short lived.”

Cons:  “- No comp time for unexpected customer site shut-downs (ie snow storms), This was especially irritating when every other contracting firm working for this customer…” – Full Review