Great environment for recent college grads and early career professionals wanting exposure to a variety of technologies. - Anonymous employee Labsphere Employee Review

4.0
Mar 20, 2015
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Company does worthwhile work and employees can feel good about what they produce. Develops hardware and software solutions for a wide range of industries from LED lighting to consumer camera calibration to biomed to defense&security to environmental monitoring to aerospace. Great company for professional growth; promotes from within and mentors employees for future assignments. Friendly team of coworkers throughout all disciplines. Hardworking, cooperative, and helpful. All employees have access to learn about and pursue other jobs in other depts, cross-discipline training provided, tuition reimbursement, plenty of opportunities for professional growth. As part of a larger company, Halma, employees have access to colleagues and jobs at 45 other companies worldwide.

Cons

One deep in some positions so bottlenecks can occur when not fully staffed, adding pressure to some already hectic schedules.

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5.0
Jan 2, 2025
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Pros

I spent three years early in my career at Labsphere, and it was an incredible learning experience. The management team, particularly the production manager, was exceptionally patient and supportive. They provided me with all the tools and guidance I needed to grow and succeed. The mentorship I received was truly one of the most memorable and impactful moments of my professional journey.

Cons

I do not have any cons .

2.0
Jul 16, 2026
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Pros

The best part of my experience was the people I worked with. I gained a lot of valuable technical experience by working on a variety of projects and collaborating with different teams. The flexible work schedule, employee events, breakfast gatherings, and ability to make the workspace feel personal helped create a positive culture. Working across departments also pushed me to become a stronger communicator and a more well-rounded engineer.

Cons

There wasn't much room for career growth, and there wasn't a clear promotion structure or engineering levels to work toward. Training was hit or miss, so a lot of learning happened through trial and error. I would have liked more regular feedback from management and clearer expectations about my performance and career development. I also think offering a more flexible WFH policy, improving efforts around diversity and inclusion, and focusing on retaining younger employees would go a long way. Compensation also didn't seem to match the responsibilities of the role, especially as those responsibilities grew over time.

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