Sensor Systems Architect
Sensor Systems Architect
- Working with very bright folks.
- Can switch through many technology domains and travel to any campus to network with kindred spirits.
- Good compensation, restricted stock units, and bonuses.
- Poor performance evaluation process in the sense that feedback sources are anonymous and can therefore be malicious.
- Night meetings with other geos can be exhausting.
- Access to senior management is not readily available, despite the much-touted open door policy.
- Managers need to be more proactive in coaching direct reports regarding other opportunities within the company.
- Managers should facilitate introductions to senior management.
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Portland, Oregon, United StatesMay 1, 2017The process began with a one-hour presentation, followed by four half-hour interviews. Lunch was scheduled between the first and second interviews. Technical questions were asked during the presentation, but they were not overly difficult. Most of t
