UTC Aerospace Systems Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Goodrich was purchased by UTC in 2011 and the environment has deteriorated since the purchase. UTC is overly concerned with maintain control and this takes away the ability to be creative in the operation."

"The company is currently in turmoil due to a recent buyout by UTC. The final organization has not taken shape yet and upper management is in continual change and final locations of offices in the US and Canada has not been finalized. Employees are constantly worried about the office in Independence Ohio staying open when there is no longer a manufacturing site near by."

"I worked at UTC for 3 years where there wasn't much direction in the group that I was in. Projects seemed to change on a daily basis and new ideas were not met with much enthusiasm. Supervisor was good but he just got pushed around and never really stuck up for what the group was working on. Benefits and pay were good also with flex time available."

"Ordering computers, phone or other items needed to do your job takes 10 - 16 weeks. East coast doesn't care about west coast business operations. It appears that west coast is being set up to fail."

"I've worked for this company for about 2 years. Overall, great employees but business unit leadership needs improvement."

"In 2013, the company was named Goodrich. Then UTC took over. It went from decent to HORRIBLE. It took them 2 years to find me. They had two layoffs in 2015 in which I got it in June. You can be the best but they don't care. Management is extremely greedy and lost contracts because they wanted too high profit margins. They use SAP which is the worst ERP system ever. Don't work there! No career growth. They are groveling now for work and trying to get proposals. Could have a third layoff soon."

"I worked for UTAS over the 2013 summer as an intern. The entire company places engineering at a low priority, below saving money and prolonging product life. There's an incredible lack of innovation and there's not much of a push to create STEM jobs. I've been trying since I left to move into another department in the company, something engineering related, and for months they haven't returned any of my phone calls or emails, even though I got a good performance review."

"Great pay and benefits ONLY because UTC Aerospace Systems is part of United Technologies Corporation. United Technologies' Educational Assistance Program, for example, is top-notch. You get all the same good benefits at Pratt & Whitney (also part of United Technologies), which is a MUCH better company to work for. If you have an offer from Pratt & Whitney and an offer from UTC Aerospace Systems, take the Pratt & Whitney offer even if it is for less pay."

"less opportunity to grow"

What do you like about working at UTC Aerospace Systems?

"I am learning something new but not to the extent I expect it to be."

What don't you like about working at UTC Aerospace Systems?

"Very restricted access to resources and knowledge. Options for growth and learnng is less"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"To open up more and provide more opportunity for people."

"Bad management, discriminated against minor, conspiracy of cover up the disability of the R and managements. Good name of company but run by the bad administration department. Low level of education and lack of knowledge but for some reason to be promoted to be a leader with a lot controversy."