9 Quantitative Programmer Analyst Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

“It's great here. It's laid back and professional.”

Pros:  “The people at UCLA Westwood are professional and thoughtful. Working in a college town has it's perks too: lots of food, young minds, and smart people everywhere. It is a…”

Cons:  “The UCLA Santa Monica campus is a small community hospital with major politics and is very slow to change. This campus focuses on micromanaging all the small things…” – Full Review

“ok”

Pros:  “Good to learn new things and management listens to if you want to implement any new change.”

Cons:  “Too much off hour work” – Full Review

“Laid back corporate culture”

Pros:  “This company has a really laid back atmosphere. Addititionally they have execellent benefits such as full paid heath benefits, generous amount of vacation time, as well as a…”

Cons:  “Work can be a little routine and mundane.” – Full Review

“Nuetral”

Pros:  “Big company and has relative stability.”

Cons:  “Big company. Can get lost in the crowd.” – Full Review

“Overall a good experience.”

Pros:  “Access to some of the best health information in the world. I work with some very smart people and have a great ability to learn through resources in my organization.”

Cons:  “Not a great place for entry level. Sink or swim culture. Poor work life balance. Sometimes senior management does not provide adequate guidance.” – Full Review

“Overall a good experience.”

Pros:  “Access to some of the best health information in the world. I work with some very smart people and have a great ability to learn through resources in my organization.”

Cons:  “Not a great place for entry level. Sink or swim culture. Poor work life balance. Sometimes senior management does not provide adequate guidance.” – Full Review

“Nuetral”

Pros:  “Big company and has relative stability.”

Cons:  “Big company. Can get lost in the crowd.” – Full Review

“good experience learn a lot.”

Pros:  “learning many different products and coverages. working with some great people”

Cons:  “do not care much for the EE” – Full Review