Electroimpact reviews

Work is generally interesting and self directed. Problems encountered are challenging and require a wide range of engineering, practical, and personal skills. The pay and benefits are generous after a few years thanks to profit sharing. Lots of hands on experience, control of your design for the entire product cycle. No levels of management to deal with, just project managers and executives.

I was able to pick up some very rewarding and challenging work. You are very much trusted to get on with your work and apply yourself. Engineers are usually very keen to share their knowledge with you, I have learned a great deal from my colleagues. There are good opportunities for travel. Design engineers are expected to take responsibility for their work all the way onto site. There's no set pathway for new hires. Some will see this as a con, but I really benefited from it. I was able to choose what path I wanted to take (within the confines of what was available to me obviously).