University of South Florida Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"I always felt backed up while working for the University of South Florida. My major professor always gave me good feedback to improve at my duties. Working as graduate teaching assistant is a very rewarding job, because I got to help and mentor students through their learning."

"This company was a great starting point in my career. I was able to expand my skillset and knowledge of many different laboratory techniques. It is a very intense environment where you are expected to perform well, but there are always people to help if you are confused about a process."

"It was a very friendly and diverse environment to work in. Everyone respects the individual and try to help and improve each other. My supervisor was a very encouraging and wise man. He taught me a lot of things and always valued my opinion. Our working style was Agile which is the best where everyone gets a chance to present their opinions and suggestions and the project manager works closely with you. Even you get a timely feedback from the customer which makes your work much easier."

"Worked under the supervision of Alberto A. Sagüés, Ph.D., P.E., F NACE Distinguished University Professor in the Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering, which was a great experience and an amazing mentor."

"I've worked at the University of South Florida as an undergraduate research assistant, graduate research assistant, and now a Ph.D. Student. The work environment is very professional, and tasks are delegated appropriately."

"Excellent job to help students have income coming in and also gain exposure to working with different stakeholders in a consulting position before you begin your career. The direct supervisor is committed to sustainability and innovation and will give you any resources she can to help you out."

"Good place for Chilling but science is a bit slow."

"University based industry"

"It's a very good working environment."

"I am a graduate research assistant so my company was Nano Computing Research Group at the University of South Florida."