Working at University of Florida in Gainesville, FL: 130 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Gainesville, FL Area

"The university of Florida is a great place to study and learn new skills. Mechanical Engineering department has very knowledgable faculty members in al disciplines. University has a wide range of equipments that facilitates research. Best of all is the great weather of Florida, always nice. You get to enjoy the beautiful nature all year long!"

"I'm really grateful that the University of Florida and my professor Dr. Ashok Kumar could give me this chance to work as a OPS TA. It's not about the salary, more importantly I got the experience to learn engineering drawing in a different way and the chance to help those undergraduate students with their study."

"I have studied/worked at this university for the past 1 and a half years."

"I have worked at the University of Florida first as a PhD, graduate assistant and currently as a postdoctoral research scientist. The graduate students at UF benefit from a strong Graduate Student Union and receive full health care benefits as well as a good salary for the Gainesville area. I have not worked at the University as a research scientist long enough to fairly review the working conditions for this position. So far so good."

"I worked for the University of Florida for 28 years with a good performance review. Some achieves but most were exceeds."

"Great, I have great time with my professor and hope I will obtain the opportunity to work for him again."

"I loved working there! The faculty were very supportive!"

"Good work atmosphere. Better pay expected."

"I have studied and worked in University of Florida as a PhD student for 4 years. It's a good place to learn knowledge and skills."

"I enjoyed my time working for the Digital Worlds Institute at the University of Florida, the co workers and supervisors were very knowledgeable and hard working except for the director of the program. We had access to cutting edge technology including a wireless motion capture set and 3D scanning tools."

"I had a very good experience working as a research assistant in mechanical and aerospace engineering department at University of Florida while pursuing my PhD degree in Mechanical Engineering."

"As with any postdoctoral position, the quality is highly dependent on the lab you're in. As for the University, the administration can be very slow, IT policies are frustrating, but MAE department is generally good. Gainesville is a nice town, but not much around besides UF."