Working at University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA: 37 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Charlottesville, VA Area

"I've worked at the University of Virginia for six years and have been given a multitude of opportunities to positively impact the reach, reputation, and perception of the University."

"I started at the University of Virginia in 2016. It has been a good place to work with good pay and benefits. The environment, on grounds and in the community, has been positive and pleasant. If it were not for Covid 19, I would probably remain with UVa."

"Casual workplace with helpful supervisors."

"I have worked at the University of Virginia for about seven months. It is a great place to learn new research skills and the co-worker have been great team players. I have learned about algorithm development, prepare a concise presentation about the research."

"Great company with a wide range of accessibility and support for individuals of all type and skill-levels."

"I have worked at University of Virginia since December 2017. My position / team provided me ample opportunities for career growth and development."

"good, good,good,good,good,"

"A good place to work! Highly recommended!"

"It's a beautiful academic setting that can quickly become challenging and in some cases daunting."

"I've worked in one of the labs in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, the University of Virginia for 11 months. As a research assistant, the University of Virginia is always a great place that can provide a large kind of resources that can be super helpful. Being one of the top universities, the University of Virginia is able to give researchers a solid background knowledge with all these excellent faculties."

"Working at the University of Virginia School of Medicine comes with its benefits and challenges. The school of medicine has done an exceptional job of recruiting the right people in the right roles. Within the organization, most managers and individual contributors are skilled and driven to learn in order to further the mission of the school. Unfortunately, the school of medicine is highly dependent on external teams and systems across the broader University and Medical Center that make completing projects unnecessarily complex. External teams do not prioritize collaboration with the school of medicine, so even though a project may look successful internally, it will be met with resistance when it comes time to publish and support the ongoing functionality of new tools and information. The salary at the School of Medicine is adequate but there are no onsite perks or team-building opportunities like you might find in a company setting. Overall the UVA School of Medicine is a good place to work but due to the broader organization, it is difficult to see your efforts implemented."

"Great place to work at. Fun people to be around. Interesting research and a very family atmosphere. The city is small and beautiful, especially during spring and fall."

"It's a very good school beside the company, unfortunately, I would like to move to industry."

"I worked as an Undergraduate Researcher at the University of Virginia in a Privacy/Security group. I loved the work that I did in this research field and it provided many opportunities to learn but with that said, I am now looking for something more industry-related as opposed to academia related."

"Enjoyed working here for 2 years!"