Working at Vicor in Andover, MA: 6 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Andover, MA Area

"I loved the experience that I gained through this co-op but there was one thing I was not a huge fan of. There was a standard notion to stay late and work beyond the office. This wasn't that hard for me since I was an intern and I like working longer on things. However, if I was there full time it would have been much harder to have a more balanced work-life relationship."

"I have worked for Vicor Corporation as a Software Engineer Coop for 6 months, it has a great company culture and all people are friendly there, good company to go!"

"I worked in Vicor for 6 months as a mechanical CAD engineer, during the period I learned a lot and also had so many hands-on experiences. Every employee is approachable and patient. When I had questions, they were all in patient to help me out and explain the reason behind that. I would recommend people to work in Vicor as well."

"Working at Vicor in an Engineering or Manufacturing position is a robust experience brought about by engagement in complex and challenging projects. They provide the opportunity to be a significant contributor to the ongoing developement and have multiple ongoing projects that you can be a part of."

"A manufacturing company with a laid-back IT team that has a lot of potential to contribute. The management is doing a great job with motivating the team; however, the monetary benefits are not so great and promotions are very slow."

"Taught me many analytical techniques."

What do you like about working at Vicor?

"Very high tech. product, extremely talented colleagues, and many resources were at my disposal."

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

"Be prepared for a technical interview and don't be afraid to ask questions."

What don't you like about working at Vicor?

"Some employees outside of my department were more concerned with covering their own mistakes on the manufacturing floor rather than coming together to solve the problem."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Don't be so afraid to spend the extra money to greatly reduce the amount of manufacturing fallout."