Penn State University Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I have learn data mining, operating system and network."

"I have worked for Penn State University ever since deciding to return and finish me degree in 2011. Working on campus has been an amazing experience. I get to see fellow students and am able to keep great relationships with most the staff and faculty. I hope that I will get an opportunity to share my experiences with other organizations and get a chance to become a asset for that organization."

"As an internship, CLC was rather disappointing. I did not learn as much as I would have hoped and would have gained more from other opportunities, and many times we would sit around doing nothing. That being said, there is currently a great team working at CLC that is very friendly."

"I've worked for the Pennsylvania State University Applied Research Lab from May 2014 through May 2015 as a Distinguished Undergraduate Researcher. I am responsible for the design and development of several Google Glass applications. My responsibilities in this position enhanced my skills in Object Oriented design, to think critically, and to communicate as part of a team. I quickly mastered multiple Java libraries, including the Android SDK, Glass Development Toolkit, and the Mirror API."

"Good university and city."

"I worked as an IST Learning Assistant for a web development course at Penn State for one semester. My main duty was to help teach students how to make web apps with HTML/CSS, PHP, and MySQL. The Penn State workplace for me consisted of a classroom with brand new computers and software to help me and the students create anything they could imagine. I have nothing but great things to say about the whole experience. If I was still in school I would easily continue working as a Learning Assistant."

"You will have no regrets to be a Penn Stater!"

"Unfortunately innovation is not yet a central part of the strategic plan."

"Having worked for the Penn State Applied Research Laboratory for over a decade, I have found a wealth of talent and good-spirited people who are some of the brightest in their respective fields. I have had the privilege to work on one of the most advanced autonomous vehicles in the world. Relations with direct upper management are excellent, but beyond that, relatively nonexistent. Compensation for the area is second-to-none, but upward mobility is very planned and raises are fixed."

"The environment for graduate study at Penn State is really good."

"Had fun, it was great work and really did teach me a lot of new material."

"I am a post doc scholar for Jun Zhu in the Physics Department at Penn State. Jun runs a good lab in doing electron transport in graphene and materials beyond."

"Considering that my employment was as a graduate student (teaching assistant, research assistant), the pay and advancement opportunities had a built-in low quality to them. I suspect an actual research/faculty position within the department would receive a higher rating."

"It was a good experience."

"I have worked at Penn State university, as an intern, for 1 year. In that year I worked hand in hand with SKF aeroengine to build and develop a fastener with advanced, integrated sensor technology and wireless communications systems. I have done this by creating a healthy relationship with SKF and PSU Behrend Faculty and Employees to review and critique my design. By having done so, I have created six prototype sensors and worked with various people, some out of state, and others overseas."