SAIC Employer Reviews

Mission oriented day at work
Excellent Mgt
Great co-workers

SAIC has many different business units. These units operate individually, with no ties to the other units.
Jobs that are contract jobs are volatile. If the contract ends, you are on your own to find a new position.
The benefits are strong and you can work 40hrs a week and get by. There is no track for promotion.
All in all, it’s a good company.

I was treated very professionally and management is not out of touch with the rest of the company.

The company provides a great opportunity for employees to develop into experienced professionals.

SAIC has very high regards for ethics and values - this is evident in daily life at the workplace.

SAIC is a great company to work for! They have a great benefits package, they have a redeployment team if your contract ends, and their salaries are very competitive.

A typical work day is consistent and often edgy depending on the client/customer. The SAIC environment is pleasant and challenge. There is opportunity to network and grow with some of the industry's most technical professionals.

Flexible schedule, excellent management and top notch coworkers, enjoyed telecommuting and traveling to meet with customers and other team memebers at their job site or conferences.

SAIC is a great company to work for and I recommend them for anyone seeking a job with them.

Worked with limited or no supervision. The job was extremely interesting and enjoyable. My work product was well received by the client resulting in satisfying feedback.
Co-workers were highly educated professionals and great to work with.

Serve as a Team Lead for Layer 2 and Layer 3 troubleshooting issues, systems backups, archiving, and disaster recovery efforts. Perform complex troubleshooting within a LAN/WAN Environment, as well as coordinate server migration and network enhancements. Assist in the design, implementation and maintenance of systems, programs, hardware and software. – more...  Execute MOSS 2007/2010 admin job functions on a daily basis to support internal and external users. – less

Good work-life balance. Positive atmosphere. Challenging workload. Supportive Management.

I worked with the most fantastic group of people in downstream manufacturing. My supervisor was fantastic and a wonderful resource. My co-workers within my group as well as other groups were always ready to help out. It truly felt more like a family than a job and I loved going to work everyday.

Is a great company to work for, great benefits and people.
Offices located all over USA.

The job has a balance of those that want to work hard and know their job well, and those that are retired from military and just looking to show up for the 8hrs and then go home. Management is solid, if you know your job they give you the jobs and allow you to do it. Only time they step in is if you have a question, or need support. Hardest part of – more...  my job is working with other maintenance sites where they might not have the same work attitude as our site. Enjoyable part of the job is the management and customers really show their appreciation. Unfortunately this job has technicians and one supervisor and a manager. If you are there for 10 yrs, your still only a technician. No room for growth, and once you learn the job, there really isn't any big surprises you encounter. I look for more challenges. – less

Management really cares about it's people
Co-workers were supportive and helpful

Ethically minded company who works with their customers and their employees to solve difficult problems.

Since being at SAIC, I have moved around into different job areas. although, you tend to get use to doing a certain thing and become comfortable, a new experince is alway a welcome change. I have moved up in positions greater with higher expectations because of my ability to perform well. I have been given opportunities and have been able to accomplish – more...  any task put before me. Although my job title has not change, reasoning know, I held many positions at SAIC and succeeded. Management has been a very supportive role in my achievments and rewarded me for a job well done. The hardest part of the jobs have been being placed in jobs with little or no training. For instance, someone may go on travel suddenly and they choose me to fill that position. The most enjoyable part is getting to know a various jobs and many people in the company. I work well with others and have always fit right in with a new team. The benefits are excellent, but the job is not secure. I've seen many lay-off's since I've been here. I have made it thru all of them so far. I count my blessings. I am single and support myself, so I'm looking for something more dependable. My job tends to be what I wrap my life around. Dedication, that's me. – less

The company was a great place to work with. Felt like my own, part of and grew up with it professionally. I learned to excel in my job as disbursements specialist, then became a disbursements supervisor not long after and became a supervisor. Later on moved on in the A/R department. The company provided room to grow professionally. My achievements comes – more...  in with my sense of dedication and responsibility. The people I worked with were like a family to me and that makes it much more easier and great place to work. So far, I never really had difficulty with management because I believed that if a person worked hard and contributed to the progress of the company and worked together as one, then everything will work as it should be. That's what makes a great place to work in. – less

Upper management pressured me into believing I was not suitable for the position and 'moved' me to another department.