Very average company to work for - Mechanical Engineer Enercon Services Employee Review

3.0
May 3, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Overtime is occasionally available. Lots of schedule flexibility. (Hybrid work and alternative work schedules) If you like different and challenging work, then you'll love the work here. The people here are brilliant, and its a great place to grow as an engineer.

Cons

90% of projects are under-bid. So if you care about project success, you will be very stressed all the time. This can lead into poor work -life balance. The timesheet system is a giant pain. You request hours based off tasks, not the overall project. Its great for PM metrics, but just adds another layer of stress constantly having to find tasks to request more hours to fill your timesheet. "Competitive Pay and Benefits" is just the standard pay and benefits offered everywhere else.

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5.0
Jun 12, 2026
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Pros

Expereince is highly dependant on what group you are in. EFS has great work culture and support.

Cons

Like any company things can change at a highler level which has impacts on varying degrees on nhow your day to day looks like.

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Enercon Services Response
2w
Thank you for your feedback and for your time with Enercon. We’re glad you experienced our strong culture and support. We appreciate your perspective on how experiences can vary across groups and value you sharing your insights. Wishing you continued success.
2.0
Apr 27, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

I enjoyed working with my colleagues - they brought a lot of experience and were wonderful to be around. No complaints about pay or benefits, have yet to pay out of pocket for routine eye, dental, or health exams. Some of the travel was cool.

Cons

PMs underbid projects like crazy. We'll have a good proposal drafted up and PM will say "cut 20%" with zero insight into the details and possible repercussions. Of course they disappear once the project is underway and the engineers have to answer for why the projects are out of money. OT is technically available, but since projects are on thin budgets from the start, there's never any available budget to use it. Leadership wants you 95% billable which makes everything cutthroat. People constantly fight over hours to make sure leadership doesn't come around asking why they have more than an hour of OH on their timesheet. I’ve had coworkers beg me for work. After spending a few days getting them hours, they were often no longer available, because they were trying to work on other projects as well. And although we were all fairly knowledgeable, we didn't have any internal standards, so we basically resorted to practices learned from previous jobs, which made for disjointed submittals.

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Enercon Services Response
1mo
Thank you for your honest feedback. We’re glad you had a positive experience with your colleagues and benefits. We would welcome the opportunity to learn more about your experience, please feel free to reach out to us directly at HR@enercon.com so we can better understand and address your concerns.
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