UC San Diego Employee Job Reviews in the United States

What do you like about working at UC San Diego?

"Keep learning, work with the best people in the world, free life style"

What don't you like about working at UC San Diego?

"Too academic, not so practical, has been in such environment for too long time and want to try something new"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"hope my advisor can give me more advice and support, though he may be the best advisor in the word"

"I've worked for ADCS since 2002. I've found it to be a strong company with good ethical values and an emphasis on customer retention."

"I have been working at UCSD for more than 5 years. I consider it as a good place for doing research."

"I did 3 contracts with UCSD in different departments, and really enjoyed working with the different teams and accomplishing various tasks on projects from small to large at several of the campuses."

"Flexible schedule but low pay. Temporary employment so not happy."

"UCSD is a poor place to work full time. Get your degree and get out."

"I've worked for MMIL for only 2 years, starting as a volunteer and then offered a part time as a SysAdmin assistant.My main duty is maintenance of servers and provide IT support for the researchers who work there.I do not have a lot to say about MMIL because of my brief stay with them but I think UCSD is a good place to work. The work environment is friendly, academic."

"It is pretty nice to work in San Diego, nice weather and nice neighborhood. I am a visiting graduate student here in UCSD and my supervisor is very smart and supportive. But I have my significant other in Illinois, so I want to move back to mid-west when I graduate."

"There were frequently situations where I was worried about the health and well being of their patients."

"Excellent course, great professor, great PhD level head teaching assistant, and great school."

"I started out as a volunteer for the San Diego Supercomputer Center. I was hired to work full-time as a Programmer/Data Analyst because they liked my work. I found it difficult to move up because I do not have a PhD. Unions and state budgets continue to present problems for some departments."

"CMRR is a research facility at UCSD dedicated for combining research of students with strong tie ups in the industry. I am currently doing research here and I am very satisfied with my work and the working requirements."

"It's an educational institution so private sector is more appealing."

"Fair place to work and people there are friendly."

"Great student job and I would highly recommend any on campus students at UCSD to apply and get some hands on food experience."