Pros
Trinity has a really great culture. Everyone is welcoming and willing to help whenever you have questions. The project work is quite interesting. While Trinity mostly works in pharma and also with some medical device companies, they have visions to expand out more in the life sciences sector. It's a fairly young company so it has the pros of an entrepreneurial company, yet also has the pros of a more established company and is well-known and respected in the industry. Besides employees being welcoming, they are also generally fun and friendly people. We enjoy being around each other and choose to hang out outside of work whether it be going out to dinner and drinks, or meeting up at someone's house. As a growing company, there are many opportunities for employees to also grow within the company. My incoming class was eased into client work, first starting with a two week training program that was very helpful before being staffed on two client projects. I was pleasantly surprised at the amount of responsibility given to me and others from the beginning. It really feels as though we are able to make important contributions to the team despite being so new to the company and the type of work Trinity does.
Cons
As this is consulting and not a typical 9-5 pm job, you can expect some longer hours depending on the project. However, hours are not as long as other consulting firms. Trinity does try to ensure there is a work/life balance, but may need to take work home at times.