Cornell University Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"My education here has been spectacular even with the tough times covid has laid upon us. Everyone is understanding and my education proves that professors were still able to do a great job even in such dire conditions."

"I've worked at Cornell for 5 years. The glass ceiling is about 10 meters thick, don't even bother applying for a professional staff job unless you have a Ph.D. It's the only big employer in town and they use that to their advantage to offer below-market wages."

"I've worked for the Johnson College of Business Cornell University for 2.5 years. The team's environment is easy to get along with. One of the things I liked the most about this job was the possibility to design, architect and implement new systems for the College. As a DevOps Engineer I had a lot of freedom to study all alternatives at hand and choose the best one."

"I worked for Cornell University through Robert Half performing an audit of Alumni Affairs and Development Department fundraising documents. Researching donations were coded to appropriate College(s) within Cornell. Summarize findings and develop a central repository of information for on-line access and approvals."

"Great place to work as a graduate research assistant!"

"Cornell is a great research institute with a great working environment."

"Top tier research institution with a wide variety of physics facilities."

"It is a good place to work."

"Cornell University is a great place to work! The benefits are terrific and you work with smart, helpful people."

"A very great place to work which allows on site professional development and encourages you to take on more responsibility."

"great company, great benefits and flexibility."

"I worked as Graduate Teaching Assistant for the course "Introduction to Electronic Circuits" for the spring 2019 semester. The instructors were Prof. Clifford R Pollock and Prof. Khurram Khan Afridi. Both were really nice to all the Teaching Assistants ( there were 8 in the team) and jobs were delegated properly. Exams were graded within a day every time which ensured that no work was left pending for long."

"Working as a PhD student has been great! I have had the opportunity to explore my academic and technical passions while gaining new skills. I also had the opportunity to continue teaching and leading students which was a major plus. Cornell is on a beautiful campus with an almost utopian feel. I highly recommend it!"

"had good resources to work with."

"I've worked for the Survey Research Institute for over a year and a half now. The staff is so friendly and understanding, and my coworkers are generally the sweetest people."