Wolfspeed Process Development Engineer reviews

Left Wolfspeed after they sold its LED business in 2021, so I can't speak to any shifts in company culture since then, much less how the company operates in a post-pandemic world. Right off the bat, Cree (Wolfspeed) had a notorious reputation as a very difficult place to work when I joined. Management had made admirable strides to steady the ship by the time I left, so I'd take any reviews before 2018 with a helping of salt. Biggest draw to working there as a fresh-out-of-undergrad employee was that my role was more hands-on and offered more experience to a new grad than the typical entry-level engineering gig. Huge resume builder.

I really value all of my colleagues within the R&D organization. They are supportive, flexible, and passionate. Everyone cares about their projects and we work well to support each other. There is a good amount of autonomy to do the work we think is valuable in a way that works for us.