ASRC Federal Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Good but not great employer. Above-average salaries. Average benefits."

"Being an employee for short term still I felt there was a lot to learn in as a full stack developer in federal company. I do not have much to say but the team and culture was certainly great."

"ASRC Federal has been a great company and I have no issues. They have a good benefits package and overall treat their employees well."

"I've worked for ASRC Federal since 2012. It's a successful, well run company engaged in government contracting. I've enjoyed my tenure there."

"Since I've worked for ASRC Federal for over five years now, I have found the company to be well balanced for people who desire a work-life system."

"I worked only for 2 months. So, I do not feel that it was enough time to give a review."

"I’ve worked for ASRC Federal as a subcontractor to a larger defense firm. The work is challenging yet rewarding. However it is a contract-based job so if/when the contract dries up so does this position."

"Great company. Great benefits."

"The company is under tremendous stress due to military budget sequestration. About a third of the company has been laid off, but they are trying to survive."

"Inuteq was not ready to compete in the federal market with no past performance or capabilities."

"Working as a Contractor at NASA Ames has it perks. For instance, the various projects I am able to oversea various daily, and forces me to constantly be on my toes and make the best possible decisions for the Manufacturing Branch.However, I am ready to venture out of the government side of work and into the Private sector."

"I've enjoyed working at my current location. The work environment is amazing. The only reason I am seeking employment elsewhere is to get away from government bureaucracy."

What do you like about working at ASRC Federal?

"That they were using C# with a SQL server back end."

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

"Be sure that you understand classic ASP as well as C#."

What don't you like about working at ASRC Federal?

"That they gave me a VB.Net web application to support and that web application was only partially converted from Classic ASP which I have 0 experience with and all the support sites were behind a pay wall."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Don't force a developer who tells you he doesn't know classic ASP to support a web appliction with problems in the classic ASP portion of the site!"