595 Information Architect Jobs in Marina Del Rey, CA

“Great Place to Work”

Pros:  “Solugenix was a great place to work. The corporate structure allowed for solid growth. However the company that hired us to consult made it difficult to properly do my job.”

Cons:  “Depending on the hiring firm, consulting with Solugenix could be difficult. No fault to Solugenix, just the nature of the business” – Full Review

“Great local management, but very narrow in opportunities”

Pros:  “management, supervisors, pms are great, helpful, respectful nice location to commute try to maximize pay usually a good mix of leadership at the local level and good…”

Cons:  “As a contractor/consultant, they seem to be pretty tightly focused: if you're a content person (editor, writer) you could have lots of opps - technical side, not so…” – 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

“Get a job elsewhere if you can.”

Pros:  “Decent salary if negotiated well.”

Cons:  “Poor management who cannot interpret factual data and take the word of only one of many team leads / managers whom you might have barely worked alongside. No…” – Full Review

“UCLA is a wonderful place to work in Los Angeles and provides a full range of opportunities.”

Pros:  “Fantastic physical environment, availability of educational opportunities both formal and informal, a culture of learning and growth that is refreshing.”

Cons:  “Parking and commute from anywhere but Westside neighborhoods.” – Full Review

“Very casual environment and cool people. Low pay and no advancement”

Pros:  “Good discounts if you're a musician, jeans and tshirts, diverse group, fun people, good work/life balance”

Cons:  “Low pay, generally no room for career growth, unfair promotions (if any), no good benefits” – Full Review

“Fun culture, organization going through growing pains”

Pros:  “Fun workout culture- there are 2 gyms with dressing rooms and showers, fitness videos playing every hour in the gyms, employees are encouraged to workout during work hours…”

Cons:  “Difficult to get stuff done due to resource constraints. Processes also need to be improved. Departments tend to work in silos.” – Full Review