Career opportunities and growth - Director of Production NuWaves Engineering Employee Review

During my tenure at NuWaves I have been given numerous opportunities to grow and develop personally and professionally. The leadership team cares about its employees and regularly puts on events and other employee centered functions. I enjoy working with all of my teammates and never have to worry about getting the resources I need to be successful. This is a place to go if you are ready to work with some of the greatest minds in RF. Pros: - Welcoming work environment - Great benefits (12% percent 401k match!) - Culture of innovation and learning - Dedication to employees - Cutting edge technology - Positive leadership attitude

The only potential con would be that the work we do requires significant dedication and focus to achieve. Not for someone who just wants a paycheck.

Approachable staff, Casual work environment, Interesting group of people to work with. Excellent place to work with a variety of unique RF design and testing problems. Company is making great efforts to continuously improve their design processes and communications. Upper management is making great strides in reducing inefficiencies in business processes. They are also making a fantastic effort at transitioning from a small to medium business and making sure certain things are lost in the transition. I expect significant growth of the business in the next few years. Recent training efforts are a fantastic step forward in improving employee skill sets. CEO is more approachable than he first seems Hard to get bored

Lower than industry average pay, Project Managers have a lot of control over labor planning which can create some interesting dynamics and a more short sided view of training efforts. There is an expectation of quick turn on projects without much buffer built in. This leads many support engineers and design engineers to put many hours in order to make up for lost time on the schedule. Occasionally cost cutting measures in certain overhead areas wind up costing more in the long run. Renting test equipment instead of purchasing, push-back on certain overhead items. Though I also believe this area has very recently been recognized and an effort has been made to improve in that area.