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CMTA Consulting Engineers

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My first full time engineering position out of college. Been working here for close to 3 months. - Energy Engineer CMTA Consulting Engineers Employee Review

5.0
Aug 24, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

-Independence. Project managers and other higher ups have a lot of trust in you. When given tasks I feel like I have a lot of freedom in the way I accomplish them. No one will be looking over your shoulder. -Meaningful work. As a new engineer I am glad I get to work on projects that have a real impact. -Company Values. It is important to me to work with a company that shares my values. This company works to minimize the impact a building will have on the environment, sometimes eliminating that impact entirely (Net zero schools). On top of this you are helping to create a better environment for students. -On the job training. I have never felt overwhelmed with a task I have been given. You will always be trained on how to do something and your peers are always willing to help you. Overall I am very satisfied with this company and would recommend it to anyone interested in this sort of field.

Cons

-Travel. There are some days you could spend hours traveling in the car. You are well compensated for miles traveled. It is also nice to get out of the office and there are lots of opportunities for more "hands on" learning when in the field. -Screen Time. You will spend lots of time looking at a screen but this is typical for any engineering company.

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5.0
Jul 17, 2026
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Pros

Great support from seniors, encouraging office culture, diversity of projects

Cons

Working long hours for many projects

4.0
Jul 20, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Decent opportunity for growth and training in the beginning

Cons

Hard to get diverse experiences as they tend to stick people with the same manager Limited diversity Overtime is common (no extra pay)

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