5.0
17 Feb 2024
Recommend
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Pros
Smaller company, challenging projects, learned a lot very quick, creativity and teamwork encouraged. Flexible schedule.
Cons
The number of projects can sometimes be overwhelming.
D3 Engineering Reviews
3.6
73% would recommend to a friend
Scott Reardon
51% approve of CEO
73% positive business outlook
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17 Feb 2024
5.0
25 Feb 2023
Recommend
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Pros
* Building neat, exciting things that haven't been done before for companies large and small * Upper management is open to funding internal projects that could improve efficiency or bring in new clients * In my experience, managers/team leads are open to change and don't micro-manage * Small company so you have some say in how things are run * Daily "walk time" where you can take a break from working and chat with coworkers * Free snacks in the break room, stocked every Monday and Wednesday
Cons
* From what I gathered during my internship, applicants aren't given very competitive offers so they tend to sign on with other companies. There's a lot of work to get done and not a lot of new people coming aboard, so some projects end up not getting the love they need.
5.0
16 Oct 2012
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook
Pros
Everyone has varied and complementary skill sets, being a Texas Instruments Design Network Platinum Member means D3 is trusted by TI and gets handed some really advanced and cool projects. Their expertise includes motor and power control, digital video systems, machine vision, and even scientific instrumentation.
Cons
Sometimes the snack cabinet would run low for a week or so, but otherwise working at D3 Engineering was a great experience. I hope I can find a company like them after I move to a different city.
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