Working at University of Central Florida in Orlando, FL: 67 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Orlando, FL Area

"Wonderful learning environment! I was exposed the the wonders of engineering in a very nurturing environment. I was never afraid to ask for explanations and I was never shunned for questioning answers. I could not have asked for a better school / life/ work experience."

"The University of Central Florida is a good place to study and live."

"Fun place to work, however my lab is mostly student only positions therefore one must find new employment upon graduation."

"I would recommend E2i Creative Studio to any entry level 3D artist looking to gain experience."

"I've worked at this lab or a very long time and I would recommend it to any entry level 3D artist looking to gain experience."

"I started at E2i about 3 years ago as an intern and I was offered a job shortly after graduation. I've learned most of my 3D skills and techniques at this studio and I love it there. I wouldn't trade my experience there for anything, but now that I'm on my own I have to afford a living."

"I've worked as a researcher for UCF since 2011. I would say that I have learned a lot in my time there, but the lack of salary pay, upward promotions, or consistent work are major issues with working there much longer beyond school. It was great experience though."

"Good place to study, have a lot of nice professors, genius researcher."

"University of Central Florida is the second biggest university in the nation. I have graduate research/teaching assistant here since 2012."

"I've worked at E2I for almost 3 years starting as an intern and now I am the lead 3D artist on staff. It's an excellent learning environment and I believe in the nature of our projects and applications. Even though I haven't been able to make enough money to support myself I am still proud to say that this has always been my dream and I hope to continue this kind of work for the rest of my life."

"Has been great working for the company throughout my education."

"I worked independent of the Student Union building as a Building Supervisor. I was trusted to set up and break down events for clients. I was also charged with inventory management and lock up."

"I was hired as an intern in February of 2013. I have learned a lot at my position, and have fully taken advantage of the tools and experiences I have gained. The branch I worked in felt slightly unorganized at times, especially when our fiscal year was coming to a close. However, my coworkers were great people to work with and the knowledge I gained was invaluable."

"It was a great experience."

What do you like about working at University of Central Florida?

"It was a great experience working here and I have learned a lot."

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

"Stay hungry and stay foolish. Be prepared to work in a small company with a tight budget."

What don't you like about working at University of Central Florida?

"It was a small lab at a university so funding can be very bad."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"One suggestion would be to gain more funding so engineers and developers can work on great projects."