5,306 Systems Engineer Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

“Great place to work, but the reward system is flawed”

Pros:  “great perks, paid well, smart coworkers”

Cons:  “The reward system is strongly biased toward 'launches', i.e. new features, new products. You can't get promoted by doing incremental improvements. But there is only…” – Full Review

“Wonderful Place to Work”

Pros:  “Market Leader and Young-thinking company”

Cons:  “Too many levels of mgmt: it will be better to low level the management pyramid” – Full Review

“Differs from department to department. Siloed.”

Pros:  “Employee Groups, sustainability efforts, GHG, Water Conservation and Waste Reduction goals.”

Cons:  “Siloed. Inequality in raises/promotions/leadership opportunties.” – Full Review

“Good work with balanced personal life”

Pros:  “There is lot of flexibility Challenging work”

Cons:  “Need better resource management to tackle immediate and high priority tasks.” – Full Review

“overall very good place to work”

Pros:  “good benefit, good management during my stay, and overall very friendly working enviornment.. they treat customers well, and also their employees...”

Cons:  “a little lack of growth for a design type of engineer professional” – Full Review

“A great small company with very smart people”

Pros:  “work schedule is flexible salary is very good surrounded by very smart people”

Cons:  “A bit anal when it comes to timekeeping. If you want to take a half day because you have the hours you can't. The minimum you can charge is 6 hours on a day.” – Full Review

“CSD”

Pros:  “Growing company, lots of opportunities, friendly management, good compensation”

Cons:  “long hours due to global nature of work” – Full Review

“2 Years and 3 Games, rose above my position but was not rewarded.”

Pros:  “Projects are large in scope, big team affairs that are compete with Activision and Ubisoft. Making games is fun, and some of the best people work at EA.”

Cons:  “The senior management can make drastic decisions that may include cutting your project. Quality can be sacrificed to meet deadlines or to make annual products.” – Full Review