Working at Stanford University in Palo Alto, CA: 31 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Palo Alto, CA Area

"I have worked at Stanford for 2 years now, This is definitely a nice place to work."

"All great and this was a great opportunity"

"it was a great place to work.Im glad for the experience"

"good to work for. good company."

"I have worked in clinical research for almost four years at multiple university settings. I am currently working at Stanford University and have worked there for just shy of a year. It is an incredible place to work, where educational advancement is fostered by various opportunities to grow within the professional environment. It has catalyzed my passion for healthcare innovation and consistently promotes self growth and improvement."

"Stanford is a fantastic place. I love the vibe and the opportunity to work with colleagues from different disciplinary (business, med, engineering, design). The synergy enables us to generate innovative solution for healthcare."

"I have worked at Stanford University for three years. Pros: great benefits, beautiful campus. Cons: Unwelcoming culture (at least in my department), hard to find good parking."

"Great place to work at. The relationships are great. they care for their employees and they have concern to build them up."

"My previous jobs were focused on designing, developing, producing and validated viral vectors, viral vaccines, immune cells, stem cells, and iPSCs in research, clinical trial scales, and commercial scales."

"I’ve worked for Stanford for 3 years and it has been a positive experience."

"Pros: Great benefits, prestigious name, and great research opportunities. Cons: low chance for getting promotions and moving up the ladder. Lower pay compared to the industry."

"I have been at Stanford for over 4 years. It has been an amazing experience. Its a great place to work. I would have stayed but the research is ending."

"I find Stanford University an excellent platform for innovating exciting science."

"Great organization and friendly staff."

"I have worked for Stanford Research for Population of Health Sciences for a contracted program. The results of the program did not turn out to be, what we we had hope. Unfortunately, the program was discontinued, During my time there, collaborating with the program staff and program manager, it was very beneficial for me. I learned a lot when it comes to research and program development."