147 Manufacturing Engineering Intern Jobs in Plymouth, MN

“Loved the place but constantly laying people off”

Pros:  “right by the SF bay people work life”

Cons:  “constant threats of layoffs thats it” – Full Review

“Forget work/life balance”

Pros:  “There are many classes you can take to advance you knowledge. 50% tuition reimbursement is nice as well. Work on quality products.”

Cons:  “Sub-par equipment for the job. No work/life balance. No flexible schedule. 1950s work environment. Uncompetitive pay with very high expectations on employee…” – Full Review

“Life at APC is more than Just a Job”

Pros:  “Good place to be in”

Cons:  “Avoid this if you are looking for short term movement” – Full Review

“good company to work for”

Pros:  “Interesting technology. Good salary and benefits. Security. Decent work-life balance. Flexible about work hours and work location (i.e., home vs office).”

Cons:  “Redundancy and confusion in the management structure. Hard to tell who is responsible for what. High ratio of managers to workers.” – Full Review

“Good straightforward staffing firm”

Pros:  “Everything is very clearly defined concerning pay and benefits. No issues with getting paid on time. Also getting paid weekly is nice.”

Cons:  “At least for me there was no option for salary or vacation/sick time. Hourly only.” – Full Review

“Excellent Marketing Company, Employee Focused”

Pros:  “Great Values, Support, Strategic thinking and Management”

Cons:  “Process Oriented and sometimes takes time to get things done” – Full Review

“Excellent Marketing Company, Employee Focused”

Pros:  “Great Values, Support, Strategic thinking and Management”

Cons:  “Process Oriented and sometimes takes time to get things done” – Full Review

“Good place to work”

Pros:  “Great place if you are a technically minded person. Challenges abound so you most likely will not get bored here. Use some of the newest engineering design and testing…”

Cons:  “Sometimes it's hard to tell where the company is headed, especially in these times. The truck market is very cyclical, so you can expect business to be up and down.” – Full Review