3D printing: opiniones de empleados con el puesto de 3D Engineer and Industrial Designer en Cosine Additive

Everyone there was helpful in my learning quickly the ways of machining and additive manufacturing. Flexible hours. Fun new projects almost all the time. I not only know more, but know how to learn better and faster thanks to everyone there who knew more than I did.

It was hot in the summers when multiple printers would be running. Sometimes things would get loud.

- Fairly open-ended job descriptions. You work to your abilities. - Flexible work hours. - Interesting projects. You'll never be bored as a software engineer. - Company is making money and producing the hardware that they market. There are no empty claims. The printers are amazing tech and are being sold and used in the real world.

- Software engineers lack some conventions such as: style guidelines (very little documentation in legacy codebase), code reviews, team solutions (no VSTS for a .NET stack company), and quality of life ergonomic devices (this is improving, though) - Daily standups are too long. - Some employees are messy and don't clean after themselves.