5,981 Quality Control and Maintenance Engineer Jobs

“Constantly changing, constant challenge”

Pros:  “a great place to be if you want to be visible and accountable and want to work with some smart, very committed people, doing some interesting fun things. Opportunities arise…”

Cons:  “Its full on and can be relentless. The visibility can be a double edged sword. Making your own role is great if that's what you want but can be incredibly…” – Full Review

“A satisfying experience.”

Pros:  “Partner group was friendly and helpful. HR function was supportive of all employees and was alway there to help out.”

Cons:  “Hours got a little long during busy season. Pay was decent but could have been better in comparison to other opportunities.” – Full Review

“Challenging and rewarding”

Pros:  “Salary, location , job opportunities , and work environment”

Cons:  “Can be long hours and lots of work” – Full Review

“Company is a professional, big company”

Pros:  “Even though Granite Construction is a very large company, it was nice getting to know the people thru the interview processes.”

Cons:  “Granite Construction is a very large company that is hard to work your way up in. In talking to others in the company, they said it is not worth it if you are…” – Full Review

“Good company”

Pros:  “Gained valuable experiences. Managers very understanding. Good people to work with. It is a growing company with prominent future. Good environment.”

Cons:  “Very hard work, not great pay. Sometimes it is hard to gain support between departments. Not a lot of training.” – Full Review

“Very solid and reputable company to work.”

Pros:  “HNI is a great place to work. There have been many opportunities for me to move up within the company and management is very good.”

Cons:  “Pay could be better and location in Muscatine, Iowa is somewhat limiting , but overall a very good place to work.” – Full Review

“If you didn't have to potential to grow with in the company they would not keep you around.”

Pros:  “They give free training and you get paid for it. There was never nothing to do so if your building didn't have a contract for you to work on they would find something for you…”

Cons:  “You had to be at work extra early so that you would have enough time to get to your building because it was so big.” – Full Review