Relevant Engineering Experience with big impact - Process Designer GMP Engineering Employee Review

• Excellent exposure to the pharmaceutical manufacturing industry, with a strong emphasis on designing vaccine production facilities. • Daily work is grounded in real-world application of ASME BPE, FDA, and Health Canada regulations—great experience for engineers looking to deepen their technical and regulatory knowledge. • Projects are meaningful and technically complex, with a clear impact on public health. • Collaborative team environment that encourages problem-solving and continuous learning. • Opportunity to see projects through multiple phases—from design to fabrication and validation. • Endless growth opportunities if you put in the time and take initiative—self-driven employees are recognized and rewarded with more responsibility and challenging work.

• Project timelines can be aggressive with very tight timeline's • Workload can be high depending on project phase

- The company has a youthful environment, and the team occasionally organizes fun social events. - Exposure to diverse technical projects can help build experience, especially for new grads.

- Lack of Professionalism: Leadership often displayed unprofessional behavior, including shouting, foul language and creating a hostile work environment. - Poor Management Practices: Project management was inconsistent. Directions were often unclear or contradictory, leading to wasted effort and confusion. Feedback on work was sparse or nonexistent. Workload and responsibilities were poorly distributed, with little accountability for team members failing to deliver their part of a project. - Lack of Organization: Overall structure was disorgnaized with frequent changes to project requirements. - High Turnover: Multiple resignations during my tenure. - General cutlure often felt adversarial, with team members venting frustrations at others instead of fostering collaberations.