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National Instruments Reviews
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Jan 6, 2009
“Looking for an IT career, don't work here.”
Programmer Analyst I in Austin, TX (US)Pros: “The benefits are the best I've seen anywhere. The work/life balance is great as well.”
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Jan 3, 2009
“Operational excellence is just as important as product excellence. Without one, customers may lose sight of the other.”
Business Analyst in Austin, TX (US) -
Dec 30, 2008
“Great people, great place to work.”
Product Marketing Engineer in Austin, TX (US) -
Dec 30, 2008
“NI Hooks You Up Early and Often with Great Opportunities”
Product Marketing Manager in Austin, TX (US) -
Dec 19, 2008
“A great place for recent college grads, unless you are looking for competitive compensation.”
Hardware Engineer Intern in Austin, TX (US) -
Dec 11, 2008
“A great place to work where you'll feel challenged and respected”
Staff Test Engineer in Austin, TX (US) -
Dec 11, 2008
“Great company to work for. Average Salaries, Good benefits. Very interesting work on really cool products.”
Staff Sofware Engineer in Austin, TX (US) -
Dec 10, 2008
“Great place to grow and develop”
Web Coordinator in Austin, TX (US) -
Dec 7, 2008
“Great people, company mission may appeal only to select few.”
Senior Software Engineer in Austin, TX (US) -
Nov 17, 2008
1 found helpful
“The NI Way”
Product Marketing Manager in Austin, TX (US) -
Nov 24, 2008
“Learn as much as you can, enjoy your time, then move on to a better company”
Hardware Engineer Intern in Austin, TX (US) -
Nov 17, 2008
“Wonderful to work for, difficult to leave.”
Product Support Engineer in Austin, TX (US) -
Sep 2, 2008
7 found helpful
“Great place to start your career, but you MUST understand you are not bound to stay there for your entire life!”
Staff Hardware Engineer in Austin, TX (US) -
Oct 27, 2008
1 found helpful
“National Instruments is a reliable employer and offers good growth environment for engineering talent.”
Engineer in Austin, TX (US) -
Nov 5, 2008
“NI is a good place to start, but be looking for better opportunities elsewhere”
Development Engineer in Austin, TX (US) -
Oct 31, 2008
“A challenging and rewarding work place - but the challenges involve work/live balance”
Applications Engineer in Austin, TX (US) -
Oct 19, 2008
1 found helpful
“A good foot hold to gain experience, but a company that has lost its way.”
Hardware Engineer in Austin, TX (US) -
Oct 27, 2008
“NI is a friendly place to work, but the compensation is below average as are growth opportunities.”
Business Analyst in Austin, TX (US) -
Sep 6, 2008
5 found helpful
“NI is a fun place to work with brilliant employees and provides stable careers, but it comes at a cost.”
Senior Software Engineer in Austin, TX (US) -
Oct 21, 2008
“Nice perks, poor pay, too much consensus building”
Product Marketing Engineer in Austin, TX (US)
