30,478 Research and Development Engineer Jobs

“They are 20 years behind and have no clue; uneducated "front door" EEs that create profit PLUMMIT”

Pros:  “The product is one used by all”

Cons:  “*NO raises for un-salaried, hard working employees *NO monetary recognition for EXTREME quality/hard working employees *Ridiculous attendance/non-open door policy…” – Full Review

“Rewarding place to work, Family Friendly,”

Pros:  “Flexible hours are accepted for most non-production positions. I am trusted to do my work and 'put in the hours" (45+) on average. No body is looking over your shoulder to…”

Cons:  “If you think that just showing up is 80% of the work, this is not the place for you. Some people may slide by, but don't know how they live with themselves…” – Full Review

“pretty good place to work”

Pros:  “Resources, both in terms of people and technology available, to do all sorts of really cool stuff.”

Cons:  “Had a tough time transitioning out of school, frustrated with degree bias” – Full Review

“Extremely Hectic”

Pros:  “There are few more well-known places you could work than the creators of snort, the open-source IDS/IPS software. Sourcefire is an extremely laid back company, especially…”

Cons:  “The managers will flip-flop depending on whether the customer got angry enough to cry to their salesdroid or not. Sales drives the company, so be prepared to bend…” – Full Review

“JDSU is successfully coming back.”

Pros:  “The Indianapolis location has a strong corporate culture and encourages the free exchange of ideas. Benefits are generally good and overtime is not too frequent. This…”

Cons:  “Pay scale, while appropriate for the area, is lower than what you might find nationally. Benefits could be slightly better, particularly when it comes to…” – Full Review

“Quality place to work”

Pros:  “People are well worth your time Great company overall Management is very understanding to your personal life Flexable schedules”

Cons:  “Not challenging enough Tend to get bored” – Full Review