1,452 Senior Principal Technical Support Engineer Jobs

“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

“Excellent place to work!”

Pros:  “Great staff, laid back but professional, good career advancement opportunities, good communication among various levels of management, good benefits package.”

Cons:  “salary compensation is lower than average. Communication gets delayed due to the time difference between the office in VA and the one is the east coast.” – Full Review

“Ok place to work if you like a lot of freedom to work on projects and you don't require a lot of direction.”

Pros:  “Flexible work schedule as long as work gets done. Some pretty decent people to work with.”

Cons:  “Always too strong of a push for the numbers at the expense of trying to maintain or improve quality.” – Full Review

“Consulting with great people”

Pros:  “Great co-workers and travel opportunities make this a great place to work. Supervisors understand the importance of a work-life balance.”

Cons:  “Often difficult to get necessary tools or equipment to do the job properly, as penny pinching is commonplace.” – Full Review

“Good people”

Pros:  “Great people, good management, good pay.”

Cons:  “Company is frugal with benefits and no company outings!” – Full Review

“Review”

Pros:  “Great people. Excellent engineering programs. Salaries comparable to private industry, with the added bonus of job security. Excellent extended education program.”

Cons:  “Too many rigid rules, and management obsessed with school ranking and GPA. Lack of clear career development paths, akin to swimming laps in a pool of caramel.” – Full Review

“Consulting with great people”

Pros:  “Great co-workers and travel opportunities make this a great place to work. Supervisors understand the importance of a work-life balance.”

Cons:  “Often difficult to get necessary tools or equipment to do the job properly, as penny pinching is commonplace.” – Full Review