3,383 Manufacturing Engineer Jobs in San Jose, CA

“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

“Great company”

Pros:  “Great culture Great benefits Great rewards & bonus for high performance”

Cons:  “Becoming too large, no more start up feel” – Full Review

“Fantastic”

Pros:  “Training is good Family focused Promotions happen Raises regular Pay is good but it takes a while to get to good pay”

Cons:  “Location flexibility is lacking. HR is terrible. Need to change Plant manager. Need to change Engineering manager. Need to fire CEO.” – Full Review

“Hermes Microvision is a good place to work at”

Pros:  “Hermes Microvision is a good place to accumulate experience and get your hands on a variety of projects. Fast paced working environment with lots of learning opportunity.”

Cons:  “Start up style working environment might be chaotic at times. Ad hoc task assignment with mixed priority can cause stress and confusion.” – Full Review

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Pros:  “Good work life balance. Not too stressful.”

Cons:  “Paid lower than other companies.” – Full Review

“Great place to work, important role in company”

Pros:  “Great compensation, lots of growth potential and hires from within. Cutting edge technology, constantly voted as best place to work. Management seems to really care about…”

Cons:  “Work can sometimes require significant time and travel, lots of very talented employees to competition for raises is fierce.” – Full Review

“Overally, I liked it!”

Pros:  “Reputation helps to find the next job, good resources in terms of academia, friendly environment, I had a great boss”

Cons:  “old management style, very-low interaction (social meeting) between employees and top managers” – Full Review