89 Senior Digital Signal Processing [DSP] Engineer Jobs

“Long Time Garmin-ite”

Pros:  “Very stable company. Small company feel with large corporation stability”

Cons:  “Difficult to increase your salary once you are hired on. Plenty of career advancement opportunity, not much salary advancement.” – Full Review

“Long Time Garmin-ite”

Pros:  “Very stable company. Small company feel with large corporation stability”

Cons:  “Difficult to increase your salary once you are hired on. Plenty of career advancement opportunity, not much salary advancement.” – Full Review

“Great People, Uncertain Future”

Pros:  “- Great people abound at all levels - Many engineering opportunities - never bored - Generally good work environment”

Cons:  “- Marketing calls for reactionary development and not innovation - New owners bring efficient management, but unwilling to accept development time for innovation…” – Full Review

“Good Company to gain experience and build a career”

Pros:  “Good Company to work for Salary is fair Benefits are very good”

Cons:  “Communication is slow or too-late no recognition for work well-done Be careful about getting "pigeon-holed" into a position with no chance of advancement. they…” – Full Review

“3M - hidden opportunities”

Pros:  “3M has a very innovation oriented culture. Employees are encouraged to come up with even incremental process and product improvements. Coworkers are very cooperative…”

Cons:  “To succeed in 3M, you have to be working in a core technology such as films, adhesives or biochemicals. If you are in a support group or division, opportunities for…” – Full Review

“Needs less red tape, more backbone.”

Pros:  “At the grass-roots level 3M is a great place to work. Work/life balance is good, rarely is there more than occasional overtime to get the job done. Lots of new products…”

Cons:  “Big company red tape, not as bad as my last employer though. Lack of fortitude and commitment on the part of middle management is a real problem. Advancement and…” – Full Review