Penn State University Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Penn State University is a great place to work. Especially, Materials Science program has overall great ratings. Great sources for your work and very friendly staff."

"I worked for Findlay Dining Commons since 2015. They are a great company to work for as a college student. The coworkers are awesome, and the compensation is unmatched in the state college area."

"I joined the Thred Group at PS, last year. The group has a great collaborative working environment and a fantastic research laboratory. It is a great place for young researchers to learn about the latest machine learning applications"

"Very good company. Learned a lot about the finite element method!"

"I have worked at Penn State Law as a research assistant with professor Andrea Matwyshyn. My tasks consisted mainly in conducting research in the Information Security Law field. I have found it a very pleasant experience as the professor is very knowledgeable and provides great guidance."

"I have worked at Penn State Altoona at the Advanced Combustion Research Lab and have learned more about combustion and fluid dynamics. I took this position because I wanted to learn more outside of my major classes."

"Good place to work! Best university experience of my life."

"The overall working environment is friendly and helpful. It should be noted that the institution is part of college part hospital. As a result, there are lots of rules and regulations that may not be experienced by a purely academic institution."

"I have been in the position for more than four months and I believe that it was a very good learning experience for me to work as a research Assistant in Pennsylvania State University Great Valley."

"I've worked as a Research Assistant since 2018. I have learned a lot in the place."

"Good university to work with"

"Worked at Penn state as a research assistant under a professor, I was a great experience as I have learned a lot, not just academically but also personally."

"I started working at Penn State University as a food sensory intern in May of last year. This position offers valuable skills in both undergraduate and graduate research. The position also lets interns experiment with Compusense, which is a program used to set up sensory tests and evaluations."

"I am not getting paid for this job, this position was given for experience."

"I worked for Penn State in the field of mechanical engineering undergradute research for my junior year of college. I worked with other students and a professor testing the quenching effects on a steel blocks and recording results. The experience was enjoyable and taught various new skills."