63 Computer Engineer Reviews
Computer Engineers give their job an average rating of 4.0 out of 5.0. The Computer Engineers happiest with their jobs are employed by Florida International University with an average rating of 5.0 while the Computer Engineers least happy with their jobs work for GlobalVision Systems with an average rating of 2.6.
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"Being a computer engineer allows me to use my strongly analytical and logical aspect of my brain as well as inject a lot of creativity and art into my work. Computer programming languages read very easily to me, and I find that I am able to pick up additional skill sets at a fast pace. Being able to fix broken code and make programs more visually appealing is also something I consider fun. Yes, debugging is fun! What I love the most is that even while languages themselves are easy for me to adapt to, situational requirements are what provide the challenges that I adore."
"I love that your always learning new things. The bad part is the delays of parts getting to you to finish a project."
"I love the analytic thinking and the way that it all works, it's all logic. There will always be weird and challenging problems to overcome, but that's part of the fun!"
"The pay at LA CETTO is decent in Mexico but I have more expectatives. I started as a programmer on $10,000, and after two and half years and none promotions I'm still paid $10,000."
"Great place for computer engineers: lots and lots of projects that are either hardware or software engineering based, plenty of opportunities to move around."
"ECBC has a very small number of computer programmers, so although the work can be fulfilling, I am almost always overworked. I frequently have to do the job of what would be 3 or 4 people somewhere else."
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"Co-workers were fantastic. Work assignments challenging and interesting."
What do you like about working at AGFA?
"Work with great individuals across a range of engineering disciplines."
Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?
"Get a clear understanding of the product road map and the expectations and risks of the market."
What don't you like about working at AGFA?
"Executive senior management appears to have blurred business vision and/or priorities."
What suggestions do you have for management?
"Senior (mid-tier) management needs more decision power, and/or take more risks. Executive management needs to improve communication to senior management."
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