Analysis and Measurement Services Reviews

Fall and spring are busy seasons for travel. 12 hour shifts and 24 hour coverage are normal during that time (being in the office is a more conventional work schedule (8-5) though). We are an engineering company that requires good customer support focus, which means you have to go the extra mile,

Honestly, there are several former employees (1 mainly) who has posted multiple disingenuous at best and slanderous at worst reviews. Don't believe the super negative ones. I'll be the first to say AMS has plenty of room to improve, and from when I started ~10 years ago to now, things are DRASTICALLY different. But what the negative reviews don't account for are the MAJOR changes over the last 5 years that have greatly improved the culture and opportunities at AMS. As far as cons go, the main ones are as follows: - Travel: we are a service company working in nuclear plants. You will have to travel in almost all technical roles. If you don't want that, don't apply. - VERY specialized. If you want a really broad job that is high-level engineering design work or something you could do at thousands of different companies, AMS probably isn't for you. We have very specialized and niche technologies for nuclear plants. - Some weekend/holiday work. You will miss some weekends being gone on a plant trip. Very seldomly, but sometimes, we have work that occurs that happens on holidays. All this is to keep plants generating electricity for the grid. it always sucks, but there is a defined bonus structure in place for any holiday days on the road and you get a comp day for every weekend day gone, regardless of salary level. - Not government work. Everyone works hard, and expectations are high. We are a first class brand in the nuclear industry, and that expectation is there across the organization. If you want to have a cushy job that you work 40 hours each week, punch the clock, and then leave, AMS probably isn't for you.