Washington State University Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Very helpful advisor and co-workers. Learned a lot !"

"Great place to work! The teams are made up of highly talented members and the work is exciting."

"was a research assistant and the project I did was individual, which was assigned by one of the Data Science professor."

"Washington State University is Great University"

"Washington State University has a great campus and the campus life is never dead. Students are always nice and everyone is happy with the environment. As a researcher, it is great to have direct 24/7 access to equipment like Instron, electron microscopy, machining tools, water jet, etc."

"Overall great company. No complaints. Pay was semi-monthly and the stipend was decided for each school year. My position was a remote position that was on-call. During election season, if a candidate felt they were being handled unfairly, the judicial committee would step in and schedule a hearing if the complaint had merit."

"This is a good place for people want to conduct their research and being close to the nature."

"WSU is an amazing college and I have learned a lot during my undergraduate experience here."

"Washington State University is great place to work."

"First time using Jobot, not familiar enough to give a review. Nothing bad notable yet except for not being able to opt out of reviewing."

"Graduate school takes a long time, but hopefully it'll be worth it in the end. Lots of bureaucracy to deal with, but not too much to deal with."

"I have worked in the administrative office of Civil and Environmental Engineering while I was studying my master degree at Washington State University. The schedule is flexible for a student employee, and the supervisor is cooperative."

"Good Place for a Ph.D. study in general. But as you know, it really depends on your advisor."

"I've worked for Washington State University from Aug 2013 to Aug 2014. My position was UTA/Tutor at Math Learning Center. My job was to help students solve mathematical problems they met in class."

"I worked for Washington State University as a teaching assistant for two years and while I enjoyed most of my co-workers a good minority made it hard. There is very little oversight where it is most needed. The lack of oversight leads to having co workers who simply don't do their jobs."