Pros
Met some truly brilliant people here, but they've mostly moved on for places that don't just treat them like a number on a spreadsheet. Exposure to large projects that can look good on a resume. Get your 3 years here, and jump ship.
Cons
The whole business strategy at this place is predicated on bringing in fresh grads at above average market rate salary, and then putting them through a meat grinder with poor raises and no/low bonuses. Expect to get staffed on projects doing things you've never done before and be expected to figure most things out by yourself, on low project budgets. Very much a sink or swim environment. Management's incredibly out of touch with millennial working force ("work as if you own the company" gets thrown around, as if there's any incentive to do that here). There are very few intermediate staff around because as soon as people gain any kind of leverage (i.e. a PEng), they leave. Turnover here is high, and for good reason.