8,454 Product Development and Quality Assurance Engineer Jobs

“Satisfactory”

Pros:  “Job Content is very good & the work is challenging”

Cons:  “Its a very large organization which causes more bureaucracy.” – Full Review

“Great people, much staffing churn”

Pros:  “Good opportunities to make a difference. Most employees are competant or better. Flexible hours and work schedule. On campus gym.”

Cons:  “High employee turnover. Management leads by consensus. Most of the people responsible for past success are long gone. IBM managers are invading, trying to harness…” – Full Review

“Great experience”

Pros:  “Great place to work. Worked 4 years as a mechanical engineer. Had oppertunity to work all levels of the product cycle.”

Cons:  “Little growth so there was not much room for promo. Def contracts for all work made layoffs regular and moral was low.” – Full Review

“Was good but recent changes have caused employees a lot of frustration and dissatisfaction!”

Pros:  “Good folks to work with.”

Cons:  “Vision not clear, future strategies not clear.” – Full Review

“Very Demanding/Rewarding Work Environment”

Pros:  “Opportunity to learn a lot. Very skilled, knowledgeable and professional co-workers. Very positive attitude throughout organization. Everyone is helpful. Very supportive…”

Cons:  “Lots of responsibilities, long hours, insufficient resoures, do more with less. No official Telework policies - therefore telecommuting is sporatic at best.” – Full Review

“Great culture + great people + great products = great company”

Pros:  “The people at Riverbed are among the best I have ever worked with. Not only is everyone bright, creative, passionate, and dedicated, but they are also incredibly welcoming…”

Cons:  “There seems to be a lot of pressure to be at the San Francisco HQ, but the company needs to get comfortable with spreading out responsibilities and decision making…” – Full Review

“Face paced, ever changing company with a start up feel and plenty of room to explore and learn.”

Pros:  “FOCUS ON COMMUNICATION: Amazon does a good job communicating at the employee level. At many large comanies, the sheer size of the company means things slow down. Amazon…”

Cons:  “DRIVE TO PERFORM: There is a constant drive to perform and produce. What you did last year or last month no longer matters. What benefit will you contribute to…” – Full Review

“Amazed they are still in business, and just enjoying the ride...”

Pros:  “- Relatively light workload (when you don't have any customers there isn't much to do) - Good pay & benefits”

Cons:  “- High risk of layoffs (went from 580 to 380 employees from May 2011 to May 2012) - Terrible project management (no vision, strategy, process, etc)” – Full Review