Georgia Tech Employer Reviews

The research work here is challenge and very interesting. Our team is great. I learned a lot from them, the positive attitude, the passion for work, etc.

A typical day in the lab included proctoring exams, grading the exams and inputting the information in an excel document. The environment was productive and fostered creative thinking and collaboration. Sometimes the work can get monotonous, but it was enjoyable working around PhD students and learning from their experience and humor.

I worked for the GT outdoor activities. They kept me in "training" for much longer than I needed to be and did not pay me for my time. That includes a whole day where I stripped rust off metal cords, which had nothing to do with my job, and was not training. The people who work there are great, its just their HR deparment that makes the whole expirence – more... not worth it. – less

Good experience and nice environment, working here is fun and productive, people around are ready to help.

As a student and GRA, I learned a lot in Georgia Tech.
For my GRA, I have great teammates and advisor.

As a graduate research assistant, my daily work involves design and perform experiments, analyze results and prepare technical reports and presentations.

Compu Credit will be a job that I miss and wish the business still existed. This place taught me the importance of adulthood. There wasn't a day that I really didn't want to go to work. I miss everyone from executive team, management, fellow employees, and even my customers.

it is a great place to work at i get a long with my co workers the students there are great to work for

It was interesting to see the other side of a research institute.

Good place to do research. Materials Science and Engineering is highly ranked. Nanomanufacturing Research Center has good facilities.

Georgia Tech is a great place to work and learn about aerospace technology.

Most enjoyable student worker experience at college. Great senior staff and leadership.

My job was based on research. I would go in and work on specific projects dealing with graphene. This was highly interesting work which i enjoyed greatly but also not very identifiable with the rest of the company.

Provides a good work life balance but expect lots of red tape and government regulations.

Just working at Tech till graduation. The faculty make it fun to work there. All the office ladies know your name and actually keep up with the activities happening in your life. It's a nice break from the constant studying.

Conducting research under a Professor at Georgia Tech. Working with a mathematical model to come up with a paper to publish.

I am a student assistant at OIT currently. I came into this position with little technical knowledge about AV systems. I have worked here for almost a year and have learned so much. I now feel confident helping professors by myself and I have really bonded with the other employees. My boss is very understanding and flexible with my hours if I have a – more... test or interview to take care of – less

*lived and took care of 19 13-year-olds with 3 other counselors
*I learned to handle conflict and to have grace with myself when you are working 24/7 you can't say the right thing at the right time every moment
*my co-workers were awesome and very culturally diverse. A large portion of them came from overseas that I am still friends with today!
* The – more... hardest part of the job was the constant fear of being fired. My campers made jokes that they love to get their counselors fired and seeing almost 15 counselors fired during the summer had us all on edge.
* Most enjoyable was my girls. It wasn't love at first sight, we struggled at times for the authority. But after a while they started listening and we started bonding. Now I make friendship bracelets like a pro. – less

I have been at Georgia Tech for 2.5 years and will graduate in May 2013.

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