RTX reviews

As an electrical engineer looking to work on digital circuits, Raytheon IIS might not be the best place to work. While a few projects make use of digital design skills, the majority are systems integration, which, while the concepts are interesting, connecting up COTS equipment is not the most interesting work. I also find the bureaucracy makes altering course (even if the course is not ideal) to be difficult. Also, some of management's responses to feedback can be annoying and less than helpful (the employee opinion survey said employees don't feel like we get enough respect...so now we get weekly Respectograms. Thanks, that helps).

It is a slow and traditional defense company. Work is paper heavy. The way contracts, bidding, and proposals work, innovation is a recipe for disaster at this company. However, this is true for all defense companies (and I've worked at several).