Definitely worth applying for STEM-related internship - Intern US Army Employee Review

5.0
Mar 14, 2025
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Pros

Cutting-Edge Research & Innovation – GVSC works on advanced military vehicle technologies, including AI, autonomous systems, and energy storage, providing opportunities to engage in high-tech research. Job Stability – As a government-affiliated organization, GVSC offers stable employment with good benefits. Collaboration with Military & Industry – Employees work with the U.S. Army, defense contractors, and research institutions, gaining valuable experience in both government and private-sector applications.

Cons

Bureaucracy & Slow Decision-Making – As a government entity, approvals and project progress can be slow due to regulations and red tape. Lower Pay Compared to Private Sector – Salaries may not be as competitive as those in private defense contractors like Lockheed Martin or Raytheon. Security Clearance & Restrictions – Many positions require a security clearance, which can be time-consuming to obtain and comes with strict compliance rules.

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5.0
Jul 23, 2026
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Cons

being away from the homies

4.0
Jul 24, 2026
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Pros

The Pros to being a 92Y is that you may work alone and have an office to yourself, along with creating your own schedule by that i mean tasks. You dont have someone breathing down your neck unless you screw up or cannot meet deadlines. You have the ability to be stationed anywhere around the world, i was stationed in the US and Europe there are several oportunities and specific units you can support. After having 9 years of experience I think ive learned a lot and met great people.

Cons

You will be alone sometimes you wont have a mentor or subordinate when you become a supervisor or "supply sergeant", you will get micromanaged if you are not on top of things. People will think you dont do anything, you'll deal with a lot of officers who think they know more than you.

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