Working at Karma Automotive in Irvine, CA: 20 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Irvine, CA Area

"It was a wonderful opportunity to work on innovative systems with great talent."

"Leadership is narcissistic and incompetent. The place is failing miserably while trying to lead the world on into thinking that there's a viable business plan. Do NOT take a position there!"

"Some bad apples. Some good ones. We all know what the bad apples can do."

"Karma was a good place to work. Team collaboration and supplier relations were key, however constant management change interrupted operations and caused company to spiral out of control."

"Good company to work and learn."

"I need to first understand the objective of this review. Not clear to me."

"I've worked there for 6 months, and got lay off due to workforce reduction. I was happy with work environment."

"Not a good company to work for!!!!"

"Overall, this is a great company to work for. My experience with lower, mid and upper management have all been positive. My current team works very well together and we all have the same goal, to produce a great driver experience in our perspective focus."

"I've worked for Karma Automotive since February 2019. I came in as an intern for the EE Systems team and also later got involved with the HIL Validation team. My teams are very great to work with as the people have been great mentors for me. There is a startup-like essence in the work being done by my teams; this makes the work very fast pace and demanding at times. But nevertheless, the learning and experience are invaluable and worth it."

"Some good people but constant change of strategy"

"Good environment and growing chances"

"I've worked in the Karma Automotive for over 2 years and it's a really good company for learning the new technologies and improving career grown up. Maybe a little busy and hard to work because every person has over 1 projects going on, but it's really a good opportunity to improve personal value."

"The company has no direction. There was a layoff of over 200 people in November. The CEO is stating one thing while the COO is stating the opposite. The leadership is very confused frustrating the majority of the employees. Most employees still there are searching for employment elsewhere. no sense of job security or loyalty."

"was a good company but not anymore because of upper management change."