Jan 26, 2022
MIT Devops Engineer reviews
5.0
100% would recommend to a friend
Sally Kornbluth
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100% positive business outlook
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4.0
Feb 1, 2016
A cool place to work, even though the initial MOOC hype has settled.
Current employee, more than 1 year
Chelsea, MA
Recommend
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Pros
The ODL is moving pretty quickly in terms of projects, and has plenty lined up for some years to come. MIT is a cool place to work if you put in the effort to be connected. Managament is pretty flexible schedule-wise. There's a lot of opportunity to make a real impact.
Cons
- There's been a bit of a focus shift in the ODL over the past year. - Realistically, the work I contribute to mostly benefits residential education, rather than global access to it. - You have to be pretty active about seeking out campus events and interest groups if you want to feel like you're a real part of MIT. In the ODL, it takes a good amount of effort to not feel completely disconnected from the rest of MIT.
4.0
Aug 5, 2015
Great Institute, top talent and first class technology.
Current employee, more than 1 year
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros
Flexible schedules, respect for ideas that are efficient, reliable, or scale-able. Great, highly technical hands-on management in many areas of IT. Opportunity to learn about and implement cutting edge technologies on many facets of IT: network, server/infrastructure, cloud platforms, & storage/virtualization. An enterprise that runs like you would imagine a school of engineers would. Very little bureaucracy in the Information Systems & Technology area.
Cons
Very few, but a re-org is changing the shape of the IT department (for the better if Agile methodologies are fully implemented) and there are some frustrations as the occurs. Pay is great for higher-education, but still below private/corporate rates.
