Pros: Volunteer opportunities 401k match + vacation time Education assistance

Cons: Oh man, over 4 years of working here. Have the mighty fallen. In a sense, right now it’s like a mutated gremlin of a place to work. It feels like 1985 met 2015 and birthed this grotesque horror that is the current culture. My word, the utter incompetence of middle management and the sheer lack of knowledge is laughable. Some of the gearbox designs look like they came out of a bottom 10% Spotify indie metal band’s experimental album. But at this point, that’s better engineering than most of what’s done here in powertrain. In short, bad boss at a bad company? You’re gonna have a bad time.

Pros: Good work-life balance. Decent benefits. Friendly team members.

Cons: Low to medium pay Slow growth Unethical recruiting for CAE

Pros: For non-software engineering roles, employee pay is pretty good. It's probably the best in the state of Michigan for the automotive industry, at least. For the role specifically, it largely depends on your group/title for what software you'll be using. - Good pay - Good benefits (salary starts at 3 weeks and at 2 years you get 4 weeks) - 17 holidays (including shutdowns)

Cons: Job Security. Not sure how long I'll have a job.