1,750 Software Quality Engineer II Jobs

“Testing router performances and doing some automation”

Pros:  “very Good and sound engineers with 70% phd holders”

Cons:  “Late night stays and no diverse work culture.” – Full Review

“positive if you can work independently”

Pros:  “good compensation and good benefits”

Cons:  “little admin help to support sales staff” – Full Review

“Overall not bad”

Pros:  “Fast Paced Good Coworkers Direct Managers and Directors are good”

Cons:  “Pay Executives are out of touch” – Full Review

“Good company, slow for carreer progression”

Pros:  “Good place to develop skillets, great leadership team”

Cons:  “Carrer path and upward carreer progression very slow” – Full Review

“Good experience”

Pros:  “Worked (interned) at the Kansas City Plant. Lots of knowledge, nice, and helpful people. Seems like there are a lot of areas within the plant, so there should be sometime…”

Cons:  “HR snafu caused many of the interns to not get security clearances for weeks or months into the summer. Should have that fixed by now. My department was very busy…” – Full Review

“Avoid.”

Pros:  “There are indeed some very smart, hardworking people here, including in management. Major clients on the list, and an okay place to enter recruitment. Upper management…”

Cons:  “Zero mobility. Very low salaries with no chance of a raise. Constant threats of termination for not meeting unattainable metrics based on some very strange ideas…” – Full Review

“Office Bullying Place....?”

Pros:  “Good people at the manufacturing floor level (i.e., operators) with a strong desire to provide ideas, be considered, appreciated and respected as human beings with a unique…”

Cons:  “Change in "Senior" Management a couple of years ago created a chaos in the organization, dislocating every aspect of its culture. Thus, a tense, unknown, dubious…” – Full Review

“Challenging with great potential for advancement.”

Pros:  “Textron Corp offers its employees fairly strong job security, excellent pay compared to competitors, and an opportunity to further your education through tuition assistance.”

Cons:  “Travel is often necessary and sometimes burdensome depending on your position. Typical office politics do occasionally interfere with the smooth flow of business.” – Full Review