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Last updated Jan 29 2025
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Mechanical Engineer Reviews

What is it like working as a Mechanical Engineer?

November 2022
Strong stable company but disconnection with management.
Mechanical Engineer in Dulles:
Pros: Stable Company
Cons: Feel disconnected from the job and poor communication
October 2022
Engineering Resources are great. However payment schemes and contracts lack transparency.
Mechanical Engineer in San Fernando:
Pros: I enjoy the opportunity to apply my technical knowledge to develop solutions.
Cons: Work environment at times seem a bit unprofessional at my location
October 2022
Cape Town is a professional place with a slightly more relaxed working environment to Joburg.
Mechanical Engineer in Cape Town:
Pros: Lifestyle, natural beauty
Cons: Traffic, limited opportunities
October 2022
Great place for an engineer.
Mechanical Engineer in Dallas:
Pros: Flexible work schedule, respectful and honorable coworkers and management, fair pay with good benefits.
Cons: Pay could be higher
October 2022
Fun, motivational, exciting.
Mechanical Engineer in New York:
Pros: lots of talent and opportunities, easy to meet people and network
Cons: its expensive living here. i made more money getting paid less in delaware
September 2022
Beat the traffic, work outside the city.
Mechanical Engineer in Pittsburgh:
Pros: More opportunities, and a variety of disciplines and fields.
Cons: Tough competition in job market
September 2022
Constant Sprint.
Mechanical Engineer in Rockville:
Pros: work from home capable (for now)
Cons: constantly sprinting to keep up with a company that would rather make a short term profit than invest in a long term correction to mistakes and short changing decisions made 20 years ago. it is a never ending race to keep old engine programs aloft, constant push to keep a smile on the face lest be berated for showing any ounce of truth to the customer (internal or externally). it is a company with bureaucracy issues (ironic they removed the 'busting bureaucracy' slogan when that mission failed 3 years ago. work here if you want a cushy but demanding job and no future beyond the eventual failings of hardware already obsolete and given no funding or time to be properly designed.

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