1,859 Systems Engineer I Jobs in San Diego, CA

“Raytheon is a good place to work if you are in one of the good groups, but the”

Pros:  “If you are working in one of the premiere groups, the work is extremely interesting and there is plenty of opportunites to advance. Recognition is sometimes hard to come by…”

Cons:  “If you do not work for an elite group, it's very easy to get stuck in the same job for years and not be given to the opportunity to prove yourself or to advance…” – Full Review

“Good place to work, but need some improvement in management.”

Pros:  “balance in work and life, good people, location, educational assistance benefits, good work.”

Cons:  “Hard to get promoted, Very hard to get a pay raise.” – Full Review

“Raytheon is a good place to work if you are in one of the good groups, but the”

Pros:  “If you are working in one of the premiere groups, the work is extremely interesting and there is plenty of opportunites to advance. Recognition is sometimes hard to come by…”

Cons:  “If you do not work for an elite group, it's very easy to get stuck in the same job for years and not be given to the opportunity to prove yourself or to advance…” – Full Review

“good company”

Pros:  “good technology, active R&D, diversity in product lines”

Cons:  “Startup style (good and bad)” – Full Review

“good company”

Pros:  “good technology, active R&D, diversity in product lines”

Cons:  “Startup style (good and bad)” – Full Review

“I really enjoyed working for L3”

Pros:  “Great company to work for and I would enjoy working for them again. Good people caring for one another and taking pride in their job.”

Cons:  “Executive Management could have made better decisions as to restructure, but overall, they do seem to care about their people.” – Full Review

“Its and OK place to work.”

Pros:  “Carl Zeiss Meditec is located in Dublin which is a short commute from the tri-valley and an easy reverse commute from the east bay or south bay. There are lots of retaurants…”

Cons:  “Many of the managers and leads are more interested in promoting themselves then in promoting the business. Too many unproductive meetings, too much useless…” – Full Review