Penn State University Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Penn State is a great place to work and they go to great lengths to take care of their employees."

"I studied and worked there as a PhD student and a research assistant. The campus is very beautiful. I really enjoyed working with the talented people there."

"I have had no issues and have enjoyed my time here"

"Good research environment"

"Great company, with a great impact to clients."

"As a STEM grad student, the facilities and great and so are the professors. Parking though, is a big problem."

"While this job may seem like a simple General IT Asistant job at first, Penn State allows students to do whatever their expertise allows them. If you show your skill in software development, the Graduate School IT staff will allow you grow and work in that aspect. If your skills are more related to security and networking, there is also room to grow there."

"I am working as a research assistant with Dr. Choi at Penn State University. We are working on the ultrasound imaging project which can be applied for developing a secure sensor device for our mobile phones. I enjoy working with Dr. Choi as well as my co-working graduate students."

"Great educational university where the work environment was great and the university culture was great and informative."

"I began my research career in the field of computational chemistry in 2015 and I had a privilege to work in ReaxFF group under supervision of Dr. van Duin."

"I have worked for Penn State for just over 2 years. The University is a strong employer in the region. My experience working here has been very good, though making the change from the business world to the higher ed world has come with some challenges. The nuances of the University and how the size and scope of the business affect everyday business are something to get accustomed too."

"Research environment with well-set tools and techniques for problem-solving. Excellent team members and supervisor. Complete autonomy and idea meritocracy. Challenging problems trigger curiosity and drive execution. Collaborative environment. Learning by doing."

"I worked as an intern for the Systems Administrator at the Pennsylvania State University School of Information Sciences and Technology. I found it to be a great way to learn the day-to-day operations of an IT admin during a normal school year."

"This job was amazing. I had the ability to perform a multitude of laboratory techniques and translationally based procedures including rodent care and rodent surgery. There were so many opportunities to gain new experience and skills."

"The experience at Penn State is fantastic!"