344 R and D Software Development Engineer Jobs

“Fun place to work and learn but frustrated by merit review process.”

Pros:  “Good benefits and reasonable pay. Pension for grandfathered employees but new employees are not eligible though a good 401k plan replaces it. Flexible work schedule with…”

Cons:  “Merit review process is designed more for "analytic" than "heursitic" work. Specifically, Sandia is largely a research organization. As such, employees are…” – Full Review

“Symantec is a great place to work and I am quite satisfied with the place and work.”

Pros:  “1. Great atmosphere 2. Good work, yet not on the cutting edge technology 3. Flexible work schedule 4. Transparency between management and employee.”

Cons:  “1. Not working on cutting edge technology. 2. Personal development is very less 3. Not a big salary payer. 4. No onsite opportunities..” – Full Review

“A great place to work!”

Pros:  “A progressive and growing organisation that looks to grow its employees through consistent and training and development programmes. It values and creates opportunities…”

Cons:  “No real downsides other than the coffee machines needing better coffee. As a large and growing compy its difficult to really get to know everyone.” – Full Review

“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

“A challenging and engaging job, but with an on-call full-time expectation.”

Pros:  “At Life Tech you get to be a part of amazing science, and get great benefits. The co-workers are friendly, and the work place is very cooperative. You definitely feel like…”

Cons:  “There is little in work/life balance if you wish to progress at this company. To move up in the organization, you must ask for opportunities, and work more hours…” – Full Review

“Simply the best”

Pros:  “Best Technology company. Easy to move around for different roles to play. Very good brand name. Excellent work calture”

Cons:  “The company is too large to mange.” – Full Review