Georgia Institute of Technology Employee Reviews for Research Engineer

"I have worked at GTRI for almost 4 years; the first 9 months as a student and then became a full-time researcher. The work environment is very flexible and GTRI offers very interesting challenges to work on.The best part is the entrepreneurial-like experience. Employers are encouraged to seek out their own, that is most interesting to them. This could be through submitting your own proposal or finding projects already within GTRI to contribute to."

"Great place to work, plenty to do and it varies but most projects have a relaxed feel. The biggest perk is the paid time off and the retirement matching. The monetary compensation may not be the highest but the time off makes up for that somewhat."

What do you like about working at Georgia Institute of Technology?

"It is very challenging. I am learning how is the process of making solar energy product. I am also working as one of the team member in the group, which help me to develop my skills using other PhD students opinion about my decisions."

What don't you like about working at Georgia Institute of Technology?

"I love my job. I am learning a lot. This is very good opportunity to learn and get some experience."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Dr.Teja is very helpful and strict, which helped me a lot when I was attending the undergraduate symposium last semester. He gave a lot of hint about my poster and presentation."

"Fantastic place to work, if not the most lucrative."

What do you like about working at Georgia Institute of Technology?

"Prestigious and exciting."

What don't you like about working at Georgia Institute of Technology?

"Politics of an educational institution."

"They are great to work for, but you can get stuck in one spot by red tape."

"Cutting edge technical."