Working at Syniverse in Tampa, FL: 9 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Tampa, FL Area

"Great people to work with, great experience learned over the years. I would recommend working here if you are getting into technology as a career, as you build lasting relationships that expand globally."

"I have worked for Syniverse Technologies since 2015. Syniverse is a telecommunications company with thousands of individuals employed globally. The company has allowed me to expand my knowledge of customer support, data analysis and programming languages."

"I have worked with Syniverse for almost 4 years. Syniverse has many different departments that cover a wide range of skill sets. It is easy to devote all your time to your position and learn many different skill sets. The company recently changed its position working from home to promote productivity which can be a positive and a negative to the employees. Overall Syniverse is a good place to work."

"Syniverse continues to provide unique services to mobile operators in a global environment. Fast paced environment, great employees, poor work to life balance."

"I have been working as a Network Architect in the field of Data center Deployement and have deployed 10+ DC."

"I've worked for this company since 2008, worked for different projects based my skills. Everywhere depending on the Job I share my knowledge on the go and some where I learnt the skills and attitude to complete my task in a better way."

"I've worked for Syniverse from 2011 to 2013. It is a well balanced organization and fun place to be. I had ample scope to grow and stretch my limits. The org culture is supportive of innovation. It has high respect to its individual employees."

"They are a strange and bizarre crowd of people."

What do you like about working at Syniverse?

"nothing really"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"look elsewhere if you want to be happy."

What don't you like about working at Syniverse?

"everything"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"use common sense"