UC San Diego Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"A good place to start research."

"My job at this resource center has taught me a lot in a way that it has been very insightful to learn about others and learn new things that go on in the world. This has helped to further build on my critical thinking skills."

"Overall UCSD was a great experience and helped me grow as a student as well as professionally!"

"This is a fulfilling job and a great resource for students. However, the leadership is lacking and the communication between supervisors and staff can be greatly improved."

"I've worked there for around a year. I feel very happy to work with the innovative people there. The work atmosphere is good."

"Great Lab, learned a lot about STEM cell biology. Learned a great deal about the development of the nervous system in infants. I Obtained a variety of lab skills that are useful in any lab setting. Working with others improved my communication skills and I learned how to conduct scientific research, and handle projects independently."

"I worked in Dr. Stuart Sandins lab for a year and I found it to be a welcoming and exciting place to work. I got to have close relationships with my superiors who were always pushing me to want to do more in the lab. I worked hard and pushed my self to work hard and put extra hours into being in the lab to learn from my supervisors."

"I am currently working for a professor in the UCSD School of Medicine to analyze, parse, and display cancer genomics data gathered from clinical reports, molecular medicine reports, and demographic information. My supervisor has high standards and is driven to make rapid progress in research. The culture is very competitive but still encourages collaboration and group success."

"Working as a student intern at UCSD OSI has offered me hands-on experiences that I never would have considered in the first place. On top of that, this department is very flexible to student needs, while also giving us opportunities to really learn about process improvement."

"The Moores Cancer Center is a great place to work. If you enjoy being pushed to do work that matters, working in the healthcare field is a good way to develop skills and accomplish goals that help people live better lives. Statistical and computing services are necessary for cancer researchers because they can quickly conclude what studies and tests to run, leading to better healthcare for their patients."

"That was a wonderful position not only because I got to help more than 100 international students but also they offered opportunities to grow professionally such as public speaking, adaptability, and resilience. I wish I had more time to work with amazing colleagues."

"UCSD is a very collaborative environment, a great place to grow as an individual, and a great place to work."

"Really friendly and inclusive environment."

"I've worked at UC San Diego in the past 10 years and have found it an inclusive environment where anyone can thrive intellectually regardless of their race, gender, cultural background, etc."

"I worked for University of California Extension developing the a SAT curriculum as part of their community extension educational program. The two other UCSD authors on the team were highly professional and skilled with the subject matter. The administration was supportive in our process and provided access to resources we needed to complete the job."