Siemens Energy, Inc Employer Reviews

Take care of needs of workers at construction site
better use of my Time management skills
I enjoyed trying to anticipate the needs of the different construction
groups.
the hardest part of the job was being away from the family when I would need to work through a 3rd week end and my youngest child
was two inches taller by the time I came home.

Great environment with very solid engineering capability

It was typical European based company with pros and cons. Difficult the get a decision made but also a lot of resources

Great opportunity to meet people from around the world and learn aspects of power engineering from a very experienced group

I enjoyed the variety of duties I was assigned and the joy of coming to work, working with colleagues overseas was great. The intranet projects I was a part of with the testings and training, I truly enjoyed as well as being the contact for troubleshooting Web page issues. Also, enjoyed working with the Content Message Management System uploading brochures, – more... presentations, fliers and photos. Prepared calendars for meetings and conferences, travel and making sure work was completed in timely manner. – less

It was a very safe, and quality place to work for. Between both shifts there wasn't a whole lot of fighting, everyone got a long. All in all it is a very good place to work.

In a typical day I would request insurance certicates or renewals, send notice to invoicing that a Milestone had been completed, advise Accounts Receivable as to the reason an invoice had not been paid by the customer, and attend two Project Reviews meetings. I might request a security instrument be put in place, or request that one be closed out.

Management – more... for my area included experienced engineers and financial or legal professionals. Most of my co-workers were highly professional.

The most difficult part of my job was that I had to support as many as five managers for seven or eight large projects. It was a balancing act, but the pressure added to the interest as well.

The most enjjoyable part of the job was closing out a Project successfully. I also enjoyed good relations with my counterpart at several client organizations. – less

Productive and technologically advanced work environment

Siemens job security is great, however the pay for field service technicians sucked. I started off at 22 an hour and four years later left at 23 an some change. They stated that they couldn't give me a higher raise based upon that I started out higher than other employees. I came aboard with an asSociate degree and was working towards my bachelor. I – more... had been employed by Siemens for 2 years when I tried to obtain a field engineer position and was told by HR that I was to young... Really?!?!?!.... Any who... A degree is not needed to become a field engineer with Siemens. They promoted several guys while I was there to engineers who where working towards there associate degree. Keep in mind I had mines and was working towards my BAAS... – less

I love working here, I don't mind waking up every day to come into work. There is constant learning and improvement and inspiring leadership. I couldn't ask for a better place to work.

-Engaged with real life tasks and real time demands
-Worked with professionals with great deal of experience
-Challenged myself to take up all tasks and learn from everything

I really enjoyed being an employee at Siemens. I learned a lot of things about what they do. For instance, Siemens purify one out of ten glasses of America's drinking water. My position as Administrative Assistant, before the end of my career there, was a great job, but I felt I needed more of a challenge, and opportunity to grow.

Has been an exceptional place to work for, great people, pay, and managment.