MITRE Lead Multi-Discipline Systems Engineer reviews

2.8

2% would recommend to a friend

(33 total reviews)
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Lead Multi Discipline Systems Engineer employees have rated MITRE with 2.8 out of 5 stars, based on 33 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Lead Multi Discipline Systems Engineer professionals have an average working experience there. MITRE is rated 23% below average by Lead Multi Discipline Systems Engineer professionals compared to other employers within the Government & Public Administration industry (3.6 stars).

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33 reviews
3.0
Jul 29, 2024
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Pros

highly educated workforce: 25% PhD, 50%MSC, 25% BS great work: solving the tough problems for federal government amazing colleagues who are dedicated to the mission i loved my job and said i'd never leave until about 5 years ago....then attitudes and benefits started to decline

Cons

constant erosion of benefits C-suite that's lost touch with reality continuous hiring outside the company for VP and SVP positions; first CEO named from outside the company

2.0
Nov 9, 2023
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Pros

The work is good and generally your peers are both exceptionally talented and friendly.

Cons

MITRE corporate has lost its collective mind. Huge decisions are being made in a vacuum and then dropped on staff like bombs. No preparation, no commiseration, not even a decent explanation as to why they're making the decisions. They reference 'research' they've done and then run away scared because they know we're all too smart to buy it. In the past year they've significantly cut service benefits, substantially increased health benefit costs, and today announced that hybrid employees will now be required to be in the office 50% of their time, a major change from their previously much more flexible and tailorable approach. The morale of staff is awful and people are tired of it. It's not even a rollercoaster anymore, it's a fast-speeding downward spiral and we all better prepare for impact.

5.0
Aug 17, 2021
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Pros

On March 13th, 2020, MITRE notified everyone to implement an emergency work-from-home as part of the COVID-19 isolation policy. It is now August 17th, 2021, and Delta Variant is ramping up. MITRE started nudging everyone back to work this summer, but when Delta wave became obvious, they reversed course. They have now implemented a policy that only fully-vaccinated persons are allowed in MITRE buildings, and partially-vaccinated are allowed while masked. MITRE has been forward leaning on Inclusion and Diversity topics! The CEO has been fielding harsh anonymous questions live on Mondays, and he's maintained quite the composure as he's been bombarded on all sides by anti-COVID-vaccination and anti-I&D questions and statements. I spent twelve years in industry before my nearly-six-years at MITRE, and I have never seen a company this large be so employee friendly. I still know a lot of people in industry, and many of them have been forced back into the office during COVID-19 for really no good reason beyond they have to have butts in seats.

Cons

Even before COVID-19, work was slow. This might sound like a good thing to a certain type of person, but I've seen those people genuinely get bored and jump ship within a year. MITRE sells "good advice." You really have to be an expert in your field and your field has to be in demand by the FFRDCs that MITRE operates for you to feel like you have a worthwhile contribution.

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