279 Field Applications Engineer Jobs in Shanghai (China)

“more challenge, nice payment, but no key tech transfer to china”

Pros:  “more challenges, nice payment, nice work enrionment”

Cons:  “but no key tech transfer to china” – Full Review

“Great Job”

Pros:  “As a field application engineer, I had lots of flexibility in my work schedule and had the opportunity to work on many interesting projects.”

Cons:  “Texas Instruments is a very large company and it often feels like you are just another employee. They also tend to be a little more conservative with their products…” – Full Review

“more challenge, nice payment, but no key tech transfer to china”

Pros:  “more challenges, nice payment, nice work enrionment”

Cons:  “but no key tech transfer to china” – Full Review

“Good place to work at”

Pros:  “Free communication Strong team spirit Inspring corporate culture”

Cons:  “Seniority system Endless OT Low work efficiency” – Full Review

“good place to work with smart guys on projects. good place to learn.”

Pros:  “management respects engineers. could learn a lot with smart engineers”

Cons:  “will cut projects during downturn which leads to some waste of money” – Full Review

“Above average butlot of room for betterment”

Pros:  “Work-life balance Respect for each-other Openness Above average salary”

Cons:  “Very slow decision making Reduced HRM limited room for career growth” – Full Review

“A relaxed but professional environment”

Pros:  “Loose Management Self Motivated Team Good Benefits”

Cons:  “Cyclical Industry Starved for Young Talent” – Full Review

“Good place to work for those seeking work and job balance and good for the green hand to start up”

Pros:  “Good place to work for those seeking work and job balance and good for the green hand to start up and given exposure to different aspects of business”

Cons:  “limited room to grown within the organization and no good mechanism to measure the performance. No clear mechanism for promotion” – Full Review