University at Buffalo Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"Definitely a positive workplace environment, with many opportunities to learn, for those who are eager to progress."

"I am a masters student at University at Buffalo and looking for opportunities to work in the domain of machine learning to enhance existing capabilities of current companies"

"Excellent work place with granted independence in the work environment, You're free to pursue projects to your liking and the faculty and staff is really helpful."

"I received valuable experience from other student assistants and the professor. Everyone was willing to help me and I never felt overwhelmed with work. I am grateful for the opportunity to work for the University at Buffalo."

"The university is an excellent place to grow and adapt in order to become better researchers and contribute to the state of the art."

"I worked for the Student Association since Fall 2019. It is a strong and enthusiastic institution. I enjoyed my time working there because I was surrounded with students who wanted to make a change on campus the same way that I did. I would recommend this job moving forward and I made may great connections with coworkers and supervisors."

"I have been in and out of the University at Buffalo for many years encompassing many different roles and I can genuinely say it is a wonderful place that have given me many opportunities to grow and learn. It has allowed me to take on many different challenges and develop a better understanding of how to handle different encounters. I would definitely recommend them to anyone."

"I worked in JP Morgan Chase for 4 years. The company has excellent policies and treats its employees with utmost care"

"I worked for UBIT from July 2019 to February 2020 as a Help center consultant. My job was providing computing assistance, technical support and knowledge to users of the university's technology services. The fast pace of work and satisfaction in getting things done was a major motivating factor for me."

"I have been working at University at Buffalo as a Research Assistant since August 2018 and Currently doing research in the field of Human Factors for surgeons in surgery. My research is to describe the physical workload in terms of awkward postures of surgeons conducting vaginal surgeries sampling from vaginal surgeons using a reliable, observation-based ergonomic posture assessment tool called ErgoPART, resulting in an ideal case study for studying physical risk factors of surgeons related to the development of work-related musculoskeletal disorders. This study contributes to the studies of assessing physical risk factors by providing a method to investigate workers’ postural loading with respect to the upper body postures consisting of multiple joint postures that were not done before. The study provides more detailed information on the surgeon's postural loading and occupational risk. Facilities and scope provided by University at Buffalo for research is top class"