20 Senior Premier Field Engineer Jobs in Washington, DC

“Overall a good place to be”

Pros:  “Good people to work with Managers who tried to help my career (not always skilled at doing so) Good work life balance a chance to work on products that many people will use”

Cons:  “very Redmond centric, I was at a small office and we were less important too much overhead, too few developers managed by too many you have to sell yourself and…” – Full Review

“Nothing to do!”

Pros:  “I worked as a summer intern in 2008 and the pay was definitely the best part of the job. With almost no work experience, I started off at $12/hr.”

Cons:  “There was almost always nothing to do. Most of my time was spent trying to look busy and when I was actually given work, it was just busy work.” – Full Review

“Microsoft's the best company I've ever worked for.”

Pros:  “Respect and appreciation from management, high compensation, serious about healthy balance between work and life, excellent health plan, excellent frequent training…”

Cons:  “Much of our advertising is not only ineffective, it's embarrassing. This is such a long-standing problem it seems like none of the current advertising/marketing…” – Full Review

“A great company to work for with many great employees”

Pros:  “Great coworkers and good leadership with great opportunities. A very deverse company that maintains a central focus - Take care of the employees who will take care of the…”

Cons:  “Too many layers of management bureaucracy that sometimes slows needed expedient actions. Need more centralized control with more decentralized management actions.” – Full Review

“Collegial and collaborative work environment”

Pros:  “Smart , interesting, and dedicated employees - both scientific and non-scientific . Regular presentations by notable scientists from outside NSF are open to all employees…”

Cons:  “Long hours of hard work. Also, science is collaborative by nature and that carries over to the agency. New employees used to a highly structured and authoritarian…” – Full Review

“Nothing to do!”

Pros:  “I worked as a summer intern in 2008 and the pay was definitely the best part of the job. With almost no work experience, I started off at $12/hr.”

Cons:  “There was almost always nothing to do. Most of my time was spent trying to look busy and when I was actually given work, it was just busy work.” – Full Review

“Nothing to do!”

Pros:  “I worked as a summer intern in 2008 and the pay was definitely the best part of the job. With almost no work experience, I started off at $12/hr.”

Cons:  “There was almost always nothing to do. Most of my time was spent trying to look busy and when I was actually given work, it was just busy work.” – Full Review