General Electric

Building close professional relationships with a goal-oriented team. Gaining knowledge from some of the top engineers in their field. Being part of projects that will affect not only our military but also the private sector. Experiencing the immediate gratification after building various test structures along the way to project completion.

As of this second, I can't find a downside to working at GE Aerospace. Rattling off multiple reasons why a particular employer isn't or wouldn't be a good place to work is nonproductive and, in most cases, has as much or more to do with an individual employee's ability to adjust to a proven employer's process.

Making sure there is a door to open to facilitate their open-door policies, and occasionally incorporate live, face-to-face team meetings between senior leaders, entry-level test specialists, and their immediate people leaders.