24,322 Power Systems Engineer Jobs

“Stressful”

Pros:  “You can make a lot of money if you're good on the phone and can convince others that leaving their current job might be an option.”

Cons:  “I was monitored constantly by my boss. Time on the phone, websites visited, and told that I wasn't doing well enough in those respects even though I was bringing in…” – Full Review

“A pretty good place to work”

Pros:  “They have the capital to research ideas, and develop new products. There is always interesting programs to work on. They have many talented people.”

Cons:  “Way too many layers of management, lots of institutional inertia, too many managers of engineers with little to no experience in the area that they are managing…” – Full Review

“Great employer, solid environment”

Pros:  “Eaton's policies and management are such that micro-management doesn't happen and employees are empowered to make their own decisions. Work-life balance is excellent and…”

Cons:  “As a large corporation, changes can take a long time to be implemented, even at the team/department level. All feedback is evaluated and elevated, but can get lost…” – Full Review

“It is ok”

Pros:  “The firm is very competitive and focused”

Cons:  “The levels of burocracy are comparable to public sector” – Full Review

“Decent place to work”

Pros:  “flexible work, good communication, good people to work with”

Cons:  “inconsistent company furlough no raises and no merit” – Full Review

“Dependable and challenging place to work”

Pros:  “Many different job opportunities within Emerson Climate. Most people have great personalities and are easy to work with. Room for growth and not likely to get stagnant in…”

Cons:  “10 years before third week of vacation. Average pay with small raises. Not as many purely technical positions available. Mostly project management for engineering.” – Full Review