Comcast Software Developer reviews

Great company to work for. Good benefits and employee friendly.

- Great work/life balance. Depending on the org/manager you are under, you’ll be working 40 hours max per week and can enjoy your life after work and the weekends to do what you want. Working from home is also okay once or twice a week which is great! - Benefits and perks are great. Insurance is top notch and out-of-pocket is quite low. 401(k) matching is 6% which is amazing. Cable/internet/home security is heavily discounted and pretty much free - Working with some of the brightest minds. Comcast tries it’s best to get some of the best engineers out there and it does show. Some of the people I work with have great ideas and can solve pretty much any problem. It’s great as an engineer still young in my career to take bits and pieces from how these people solve problems and make it my own. - Great working conditions (in the Philadelphia campus at least). I love working at the Comcast Center (and moving to the Comcast Technology Center soon). Working in the tallest buildings in the city and getting the amazing views is pretty breathtaking and is a nice distraction when you want a break from your work. There’s also a nice cafeteria that has a lot of options albeit quite expensive. - Comcast is quickly becoming a top-tier technology company that’s developing and using some of the latest trends in tech. Comcast encourages their employees to try to incorporate new tools or develop a piece of software if it doesn’t already exist. - Even though people are starting to cut cable, Comcast has shifted it’s focus to internet and home automation/IoT and other spaces. This is a great move to continue to be a major tech player for years to come as cable television starts to die out.