University of North Carolina Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"I'm working here since June 2019."

"UNCC is a great school for studying MS in Mechanical Engineering with the FE research."

"I am a graduate research assistant at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte for more than 3 years and I find this University to have a unique combination of innovation and experiences platform for researchers. Students are actively involved in proposal writing, patents, interpersonal communications, dissemination, abroad cross-functional collaborations and entrepreneurial spirit. This University has shaped my overall personality as a researcher with a wide range of opportunities we can take advantage of not only academically but also mental and emotional health-wise."

"Gets a B overall. Pretty good for working for the state of NC."

"TeCSAR lab is an amazing place to work. Dr. Tabkhi is the one person I look up to when it comes to research in the field of Deep Learning and AI. His views motivate me to think beyond conventional and reason better. I was able to network with many new researchers while working here. It has been a pleasure working with some of the brilliant minds in this field of research."

"I worked for Western Carolina University around 3 years. It is a teaching school located in very tiny town. I have very supportive colleagues."

"Working as a Graduate Assistant in the Math Department. People here are very kind and helpful."

"• Prepared answer keys for assignments using XL Miner • Developed rubrics for assignments, project report and presentations • Created documentation for developing a linear regression model in SAS Enterprise Miner v14.2 for students • Graded assignments and assisted students"

"I've worked at UNC Charlotte as a Research Assistant and I am pleased to say that it is one of the best places for research. People don't micromanage instead, give you the freedom to work and be at your best which is exactly what one needs."

"I've studied at UNCC as a graduate student for two years and graduated with a Master's in mechanical engineering in May 2019. During my time studying, the faculty have been extreme"