San Jose State University Employer Reviews

Provided front office reception and data entry projects; supported Executive Secretary directly, other executive members as required. Every day is different, i.e. events sponsored by Executive office, diverse guests/alumni visitation to University, student meetings in President's office, etc.

nice to do a productive work with my professor who has really good knowledge.

Nice people, flexible hours, college-student pay rates, employment on a semester-by-semester basis. Supportive learning environment for tutors and students.

it requires the ability to multitask. You have to be able to stop and start projects while balancing other duties.

Once a week, during the academic year, I am teaching an undergraduate laboratory course
named Embedded Electronics and the assignments range from transistor level design and simulation of various
flip-flops on Cadence ICFB to implementing solutions on the breadboard utilizing function generators and
oscilloscopes, hence the structure of my lectures – more... to explain the theory behind simulations to students. Projects range from passive filters to flip flops and A/D-D/A converters.

Course can be seen under CmpE 110 at San Jose State University. – less

I really enjoy working as a teaching instructor and lab manager for the Lustig's research group at San Jose State. One of the most rewarding part with my experience at San Jose State University is that I have acquired skills both in computational part and experimental biotech research.

Starting at 7:30am ending at 4:00pm,
check computer for assigned work and performed tasks as supervisor requested, I worked with steam from the central plant which was a new experience for myself. Management worked closely with employees. My co-workers were very much intouch with their trade skills and performed well. I felt that the campus was well – more... set-up and everyone worked together. The most enjoyable part of the job was that employees understood others and helped them in their work. – less

Call sponsors, interact with group leader, and set up the event.

Excellent teachers who talk about concepts and ideas, they encourage innovation and challenge the students.

I attend the school for one year CLS training program. The program organized very well. The teachers are very professional, helpful and friendly.

I was Professor's Assistant for one of the Professor's at San Jose State University. The job was not stressful, very peaceful job to have while being a student.

Maintained computer and telecommunications for the campus. Reported to VP. Lead a group of 23 colleges IT requirements for a year.

it was great fun to work as a paper checker at Sa Jose State University.

My brief employment with SJSU was both educational and challenging. I learnt a lot about how the organization works. It really helped me to move forward in my career.

Teraching part time- graduate level course in Human Factors in the Health Care Industry.

Enjoy teaching students about real life experiences preparing them for the work force.

Enjoy learning from the Students

Great deal of freedom in experimental design and testing procedures. Learned a great deal about the multitude of ways things can be done, and gained experience in polymer processing along with SEM and optical microscopy.

Great management team, fun and friendly work environment, with flexible work hours.

Assist students , staff and faculty with issues like campus wi-fi , resolve issues over phone, in person and through the local ticketing system

There is flexibility in teaching and conducting your day to day classes. I enjoy the interaction with students from diverse background.

- Rotated around my school schedule; was able to work during the day and night
- I learned basic office skills. Coordination of tournaments and cash handling.
- Management was awesome! They knew the needs of the students on campus and within the staff.
- Best part of my job was being able to lead sections within the department. Spending my morning lining – more... the football fields and then being there to check everyone in and keeping track of all the rules and regulations. – less