1,527 Systems Network Engineer/IT Specialist Jobs

“Small company where you can make a BIG impact!”

Pros:  “Flat organization Open door policy Flexibility in work location (working remotely) Support provided when asked for As much opportunity/challenge as you want to take on…”

Cons:  “Remote employees does cause a sense of separation Benefits (no 401K match) If you're not a fan of constantly shifting directions, that could be a con (common…” – Full Review

“Work with millions of dollars of cutting edge hardware everyday.”

Pros:  “The workplace is generally laid back, it really depends on what department you're working in. I worked with their super high end storage, networking, and computing…”

Cons:  “There were only a few people I worked with who I would consider to be very intelligent or great at their jobs.” – Full Review

“Great until the shine wears off”

Pros:  “Pew does have a lot of benefits. As listed in several reviews, the package is amazing. Great 401k match, really excellent medical and good options for dependants too. Time…”

Cons:  “Where do I begin... It's like I said in the title, you have to wait until the "shine' wears off. The shine is a pun on the DC office, which has white floors, white…” – Full Review

“Interesting times in hardware design...”

Pros:  “Lots of opportunity to do new things Lots of chances to learn new things”

Cons:  “Mostly internal CAD tools that are only kept around seemingly to justify someone's job. Original devs long gone so support engineers are very reluctant to make…” – Full Review

“Excellent”

Pros:  “Meet with greatly skilled employees”

Cons:  “Boxed in to a type of work no diversity or creativity of work.” – Full Review

“Senior Mgmt disconnected from customers and employees - Good ole boy network”

Pros:  “Great Pay/benefits and training opportunities”

Cons:  “Ran out of runway - business managed poorly” – Full Review

“Preliminary impression from the BMS company”

Pros:  “Good respect to employees. Relatively good benefits.”

Cons:  “Many useless positions filled with in-conversant candidates.” – Full Review