Beckman Coulter Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I have worked for Beckman coulter for 3 months and I have realized it is not the best fit for my needs at this time."

"BEC is a large company part of the Danaher organization. It is devoted to producing assays to support clinical and life sciences. It manufactures and sells dozens of analytical instruments and hundreds of assays for consumption around the world under highly regulated environments."

"Great company to start your career and then move to another company in order to grow."

"I've worked at Beckman Coulter for over 1 year as a contractor and it was nearly impossible to move around the company. As an old company, it is slowly going down. Morale is falling as well as the happiness of most of my co-workers."

"During my work experience at Beckman Coulter, I was fortunate enough to have experienced  firsthand and learned, many different sides of what goes into investigating and drilling-down on the cause of failure with some of the instruments that the company manufactured but finding a resolution and dpreventing the same future malfunctions was more exciting and beneficial to me and our production project team. the general process of how a project is initially planned, developed and completed; as well as how much work and detail goes into every stage."

"good company to work at, great culture"

"I'm not wanting to write a review at this time"

"I am very much impressed with the Company Details"

"Beckman Coulter is dedicated to advancing and optimizing the laboratory. For more than 80 years, it has been a trusted partner for laboratory professionals, helping to advance scientific research and patient care. It is a great company to work for and advance knowledge."

"It's weird to review another company for a role at the different company."

"Amazing place to work and have a social life"

"I have worked for Beckman Coulter for over 15 years. The job used to be fun, exciting, and challenging, but in a good way. Now the job is mostly challenging in a bad way. There is too much micro-management and not enough support for the team in the trenches."

"I only worked for Beckman Coulter for about 6 months. They are a PCB manufacturing facility in California. Their culture is somewhat mixed in that people have mixed emotions of how the company is really doing. Senior management doesn't look out for their employees and there is very little opportunities for advancement. As an Electrical Engineer, I was only expected to work 8 to 10 hours a day when in fact I was working between 16 to 20 hours to make sure customers were informed of their projects and boards. Senior management refused to give us more resources, which in turn meant severe burn-out and people having to take time off due to stress related issues."

"Too political, way too top heavy, not enough control at the department/division level."