Pros
It's a stable job, very flexible with your schedule( you can take a day of as long as you meet the 40 hrs of the week). It has a professional Corporate environment and paid tuition up to 5500 a year.
Cons
The business plan of the company is to hire entry level engineers over experienced engineers in order to charge the customer the engineer rate and at the same time keep its costs down. Because of this , raises are very low, we are replaceable so management does not encourage growth. The managers don't have management experience and there's no sense of seniority or mentorship. Company pays very low compared to other companies similar to Leidos. However it is a good company to get entry level experience and go find something else after 2-5 years. I wouldn't recommend it to stay if you want to make a career out of it. Low level management discourages any sort of contact with higher management. Power distribution and transmission is very boring and can get very monotonous. Management doesn't share information about possible bonuses, instead they keep it to themselves so that management gets a higher %.