4,536 Software Development Engineer (Test) Jobs in San Jose, CA

“Very mixed, depending upon your group”

Pros:  “Great benefits, opportunity to work on industry shaping products and cutting edge technology, lots of resources if are willing to take advantage of them”

Cons:  “It's a big company, and so there is bureaucracy and it can be difficult to influence change. It can be easy for bad talent to "fake it" and stick around much longer…” – Full Review

“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

“Just ok.”

Pros:  “Salary in JDSU is ok compared to others.”

Cons:  “Stability and works like a family business not very structured.” – Full Review

“It is closed”

Pros:  “Salary is ok. Flexible work time. Life and work is balanced. There's not much work to do. Even the meeting is not required.”

Cons:  “It is already shut down. Feel underestimated by the company.” – Full Review

“fun place to work but your job may not be secure”

Pros:  “interesting work and good people in the company.office is pleasant and in a central london location.management are friendly and fair but company priorities can change.”

Cons:  “can be stressful with some late working to get jobs finished.visto goes through phases of making people redundant and moving jobs around - your job could be moved…” – Full Review

“Face paced, ever changing company with a start up feel and plenty of room to explore and learn.”

Pros:  “FOCUS ON COMMUNICATION: Amazon does a good job communicating at the employee level. At many large comanies, the sheer size of the company means things slow down. Amazon…”

Cons:  “DRIVE TO PERFORM: There is a constant drive to perform and produce. What you did last year or last month no longer matters. What benefit will you contribute to…” – Full Review