“It's a job, I don't hate it”

Pros:  “Growing company with solid customer base Should go public or be acquired at some point Lots of moving parts to learn and great experience for a Java developer Some good…”

Cons:  “Poor communication all around No 401K match Office environment is drab, over-crowded (being worked on though) Working from home is quietly discouraged Morale is…” – Full Review

“A good place to work”

Pros:  “Flexible work hours Lots of clients Variety of industries Good coworkers, relaxed corporate culture Opportunities to learn new skills Encouraged to openly express…”

Cons:  “Cross department communication is not always the best Seems to be a lot of turn over, but this is typical in IT Procedures are sometimes not well defined or…” – Full Review

“Awesome place to work”

Pros:  “This was my first job out of graduate school. It was awesome to work with some great talent. The collaborations with universities for gene therapy applications were an…”

Cons:  “I wish I still lived in the Cambridge area. I would still work there today. I cannot recommend Ariad enough. Maybe I wish there were more projects to work on?” – Full Review

“Good people and professional atmosphere”

Pros:  “The co-workers are very dedicated to the success of the projects. This is a fast paced group that solves critical and time sensitive clinical sw and financial sw issues. The…”

Cons:  “There is difficulty with the accessing the correct stakeholders and clinicians to solve issues. The facility needs additional restoration and an updated cafeteria.” – Full Review

“A company filled with smart people who work very hard”

Pros:  “- You get to contribute directly to products that save people's lives - On the engineering side, there are a lot of smart people. - Their products are very innovative”

Cons:  “- At Abiomed, the philosophy of assigning work to employees is to assign more work than an employee can handle. You will always feel behind schedule - The Salary…” – Full Review

“Excellent place to work”

Pros:  “Great promotion, development and training opportunities. Opens a ton of door to the next chapter”

Cons:  “Travel can be hard - often gone 3-4 days a week. Fine if you are single and like it, but hard on families.” – Full Review