2,246 Software Engineer and Testers Jobs

“If you are over 50, take H1B pay and get a job.”

Pros:  “If you are over 50, take H1B pay and get a job. They are persistent in trying to get their former consultants more work. You can get medical insurance if you ask for it.”

Cons:  “The pay is low for any kind of engineer. Any benefits like medical insurance you pay the full price for out of your base pay. Consultants are not employees and…” – Full Review

“Typical Large Corporation.”

Pros:  “Job security. Benefits of a large corporation. Fairly flexible hours, depending on your manager. Good vacation. Variety of jobs and ability to move around. Education benefits.”

Cons:  “Large corporation hassles and red tape. Health plan has gone downhill. Some very poor managers some how stay around too long. Some groups are very cliquish…” – Full Review

“free to do your job”

Pros:  “very good working atmosphere flexible working time access to huge knowledge base travel opportunities technical diversification”

Cons:  “huge company (sometimes some kind of inertial) individual salary increase not always possible” – Full Review

“Great place to live if you don't work there.”

Pros:  “Variety of programming projects. People I work with genuinely care about my day. Comradery inside the teams. Cross-team coorporation is picking up as the longer you work…”

Cons:  “Pay is sub-standard to the area. Coffee here is horrible. If anyone wants decent coffee, they bring it in. Very sales-oriented with many of the meetings being…” – Full Review

“A stable job in a good company”

Pros:  “There is a good work/life balance, and many out of the office activities. Offices are great, and they are equipped with many resources to learn. Depending on the team, you…”

Cons:  “It is difficult to progress professionally. Reviews are performed at a couple of fixed points per year, and it is difficult to get a promotion or a salary increase.” – Full Review

“Great place for consulting career; soon to become Tier 1”

Pros:  “1. Very able management team 2. Ample freedom to take on responsibilities and be visible as a relatively small consulting organization”

Cons:  “Little lesser known as a consulting brand so struggle to get the kind of projects that an Accenture / Deloitte would get” – Full Review

“Opportunity Growth and Potential”

Pros:  “If you are looking for a work place that encourages you to create new ideas, and then actually see them implemented then you are in the right place. They hire the right…”

Cons:  “In our industry you can't control everything so sometimes people back out, or companies don't do what they say they are going to do. So if there was any con it…” – Full Review