University of North Carolina Employee Reviews for Research Assistant

"My technical skills on various programming language as well as my communication skills make me well suited for this position. My work experience as full stack developer in various startups, helped me gain immense knowledge on the entire development process. Having done several internships at prestigious universities I have honed my problem solving, and critical thinking skills. Being proficient in C, C++, Java, Python, .Net, azure, sql, Node.Js and Angular.Js made me feel confident and feel these skills would be a valuable contribution."

"I am currently working as a graduate Research Assistant at University of North Carolina, Charlotte under Dr. Debarati Basu. Dr. Basu is a very knowledge and friendly person. My other fellow RAs are very helpful and we are always free to share our thoughts and opinions on the work we are doing."

"I got amazing advisors and co-advisors. During my doctoral research, they always guided me in the right path. We did collaborative work and built a wonderful relationship."

"I worked as a research assistant. Great laboratory setup."

"I have worked at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte for 1.75 years as a Graduate Research Assistant and have been treated very well. My professor/supervisor has provided research for a graduate fellowship at which I received full tuition coverage as well as an extremely fair monthly stipend."

"Good Organisation to work in a startup company."

"I was a graduate research assistant and teaching assistant at UNC Charlotte. I worked there as part time job. I was full time student in UNCC. UNCC encourages students to better work by offering some of the students the graduate tuition award."

"I've worked under a Prof.Mohammad Shehab as a Research Assistant for 6 months. This experience helped me a lot in enhancing my development skills."

"I have a very good experience in my ph.D life."

"It was a privilege to be a part of a Dr. Eric Johnson's laboratory."

What do you like about working at University of North Carolina?

"Extremely comfortable comfort environment with growth opportunity. Professional staff always present to assist needs. From secretaries, to engineers, to professors."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"This is a non applicable question since I was a student and a Research Assistant. Enthusiasm and self drive should be present for such position."

What don't you like about working at University of North Carolina?

"Since it is a young institution, there have been few obstacles along my career that took more resolving efforts than necessary."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Correct communication is key. Minimization of documentation and misunderstanding between staff members and engineers can lead to friendly environment."