472 Senior Technical Editor Jobs

“Good place to work, Great people, recongnition not the best”

Pros:  “Work your own hours, working with your own customers. Friendly people, and good benefits. The management is excellent when it comes to letting you work independently. I…”

Cons:  “Lower pay scale, not much recognition for accomplishments.” – Full Review

“Great place to work”

Pros:  “Care about their employees growth”

Cons:  “Tough economy means layoffs to many” – Full Review

“I have been very satisfied with my employment at Gilead.”

Pros:  “Great benefits, long term stability, great products on the horizon.”

Cons:  “Company runs very lean, old school values” – Full Review

“Good place to work, Great people, recongnition not the best”

Pros:  “Work your own hours, working with your own customers. Friendly people, and good benefits. The management is excellent when it comes to letting you work independently. I…”

Cons:  “Lower pay scale, not much recognition for accomplishments.” – Full Review

“Great environment, outstanding benefits, smart co-workers”

Pros:  “MathWorks has a very open culture. You are encouraged to find the best way to get the job done. There are clear paths to get something done; and established ways to present…”

Cons:  “Everything is reviewed by everybody; in its quest to find the best solution, sometimes a good solution gets rejected even when a better one doesn't exist.” – Full Review

“Great Pay Possible for Engineers/ Technical Growth not as much”

Pros:  “The people are friendly, and I found my management/group, to be particularly awesome. They were willing to challenge ideas, disagree respectfully, and take on action items…”

Cons:  “The Lexington Park division is going through some changes, due to being reliant on government funding changes, etc., In addition, the group down there is being spun…” – Full Review

“Software Developer, Staff”

Pros:  “There are some quality people, good managers who want to provide value for their clients. It can be fun exciting work. Some environments require working with people that…”

Cons:  “Unfortunately a lot of the experience is dependent on whom you end up working under. Compensation in West Virginia seems to be behind the curve of nearby areas…” – Full Review