Stantec Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"The Companies Culture and atmosphere adhere to a great workplace and community inside of the office. I really enjoyed working apart of many different teams throughout my time there. The only problem I have found is that they have a lot of management that is focus on job related activities, instead of the employees, instead of managing more macro level aspects in the company."

"I worked for Stantec for around a year and I absolutely recommend it. It was an amazing experience which provided me with tons of insight into the architectural side of mechanical engineering. I worked under Zachary Vaughn, a Mechanical Engineer at Stantec and learned about various architectural necessities. I also helped design a Manhattan Midrise through Stantec using Revit and Autodesk Fusion 360. All in all, it was an amazing experience!"

"I’ve worked for VOA now Stantec since 2015 after I graduated college. I’ve found it to be a strong company with very good ethical values and an emphasis on putting people first. The company employs around 22,000 people total and has locations all over the United States, Canada, England, Australia, and more."

"So far I've been with the company as an Active Public Clearance, Motion Designer since September, 2019. Overall the work good, with flexibility of teleworking. However, the assignments and projects given are not as challenging as what I am accustomed to."

"Good company and work environment."

"Master’s degree in Architecture and Urban Planning, and over 20 years of experience in all aspects of architecture field Managed and supervised medium to large scale projects."

"Large company with over 12000 employees. Has a lot of projects so that's a good thing. But everything else about Stantec is really poor."

"Stantec is a great place to work depending on which office you work in. However, they do not invest in the skill development and education of their people in skilled positions. The only way you can get support for attending a training conference is to already be an expert who can teach a class."