2,459 Software Test Engineer II Jobs

“A great place to work with tough problems in a dynamic environment”

Pros:  “Technology groups still have the small company feel where software developers and testers get to work on cool stuff and make major contributions.”

Cons:  “Expedia continues to pay salaries that are below market for the Seattle area. Equity sharing is small as compared to other companies like Amazon and Microsoft.” – Full Review

“Your experience at Microsoft is highly influenced by the team you're in.”

Pros:  “The benefits package is excellent. Depending on your lead, your working conditions can be quite flexible. No state income tax if you work on main campus.”

Cons:  “The company culture can work against you, if you don't fit in. The weather in Redmond is pretty dreary most of the year.” – Full Review

“Dynamic, but very disorganized and not respectful environment”

Pros:  “- Good sign-on bonus and initial stock awards - Opportunity to work with very large distributed systems (at uncommon scale) - Working for Amazon Web Services looks good on…”

Cons:  “- You do some development, but you are not a software developer. The title "software development engineer" is misleading and this is the first thing to be aware of…” – Full Review

“Great company and great products”

Pros:  “Product is top notch, exactly what our clients were looking for”

Cons:  “CxO management seemed ad odds and often seemed like there weren't sure where the ship was headed” – Full Review

“All the pride that comes with working for a mission-driven nonprofit, without much of the chaos or disorganization.”

Pros:  “Management truly cares about the mission, about serving students, and about employee satisfaction - not just maintaining, but improving. It's a nonprofit, but compared to…”

Cons:  “Because of the limited resources of any nonprofit, we're not always as well-staffed as we could be, so sometimes duties seem to compound and can be a little…” – Full Review

“All the challenges of a successful startup, but loads of fun.”

Pros:  “Working at Big Fish Games has been a great ride. If you are a self-starter, there are many opportunities for personal advancement. The people who work for Big Fish are all…”

Cons:  “There are two major challenges to working at Big Fish. Both are common among successful startups. First, engineering resources are stretched to the limit. With…” – Full Review

“Fast paced corporate environment”

Pros:  “Benefits are fantastic Salary is competitive Lots of growth opportunity Decent work/life balance compared to competition Above average facilities Work from home…”

Cons:  “Can be very fast paced if that is a problem Requires ability to make quick decisions Decent campus, could be much better” – Full Review

“Your experience at Microsoft is highly influenced by the team you're in.”

Pros:  “The benefits package is excellent. Depending on your lead, your working conditions can be quite flexible. No state income tax if you work on main campus.”

Cons:  “The company culture can work against you, if you don't fit in. The weather in Redmond is pretty dreary most of the year.” – Full Review

“Great people, great opportunities, great customer focus”

Pros:  “Strong leadership, ability for staff to make an impact on the organization from day one. Collaborative, inventive group. The company doesn't seem bloated with staff or…”

Cons:  “Lots of young people so sometimes the employees don't realize how good they have it and complain about small things. But there are great perks like bagel Fridays…” – Full Review