1,121 Electrical Engineer Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

“Great company with strong foundation to remain relevant in the industry”

Pros:  “Strong presence in industry. Growth creates career development opportunities. Strongly favors engineering background but room for other skills to grow. Opportunity for…”

Cons:  “Hard to become differentiated. Slow to move or correct compensation for fast risers. Lots of pressure to hit growth and profit numbers.” – Full Review

“New Hire :|”

Pros:  “The location is great. Near the beach, near LAX, near freeway and public transport. As with any large aerospace company, you get decent health benefits, competitive pay, and…”

Cons:  “In my department, it seems management are too busy to deal with new hires' problems. Unlike other aerospace companies, they don't give you anything to do…” – Full Review

“Great place to work”

Pros:  “-Young, vibrant culture creates a very fast-paced work environment (for some, this is a negative) -Selective hiring process means you get to work with lots of intelligent…”

Cons:  “-Compensation can't compete with silicon valley high tech companies -Tremendous growth year over year has given the company some obvious growing pains -Despite…” – Full Review

“Cannon has its act together, cares about the employees and will give as much responsibility as you can take.”

Pros:  “Cannon is an international company with locations all over the US. Even though the Buffalo area is repressed, we can share work between offices depending on work load and…”

Cons:  “The major downside is the no overtime policy. A lot of other firms pay either time and a half, or straight time for hours worked over 40. Comp time is a concept…” – Full Review

“awesome”

Pros:  “Lots of opportunity to grow your expertise”

Cons:  “Work is fairly demanding. Balancing life and work can be difficult” – Full Review

“Good experience, limited growth potential”

Pros:  “Ability to contribute early on in career and ability to develop into the position.”

Cons:  “Difficult to advance and move upward once developed into a position.” – Full Review