Forensic Engineer - Senior Investigative Engineer Envista Forensics Employee Review

Strong leadership and growth opportunities. You get to work with smart, hard working people who care about each other and the success of the business. Teams work together collaboratively, communicate well. Changes and investments are made with discernment to get teams the resources they need to be successful. Overall a great place to work.

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Strong brand recognition in the forensic engineering and consulting space. Exposure to a wide variety of project types across industries. Access to knowledgeable technical experts with deep subject matter expertise. Flexible work environment depending on role and team. Ongoing investment in systems and tools aimed at improving reporting and visibility (though still maturing).

Operational execution consistently lags behind strategic vision, resulting in ongoing confusion and inefficiencies. A company-wide operational change to email routing for the PC team was announced shortly before the holidays, partially reversed within days, and has still not received clear follow-up or final direction months later—highlighting gaps in planning, communication, and accountability. Major initiatives are frequently implemented without adequate pilot testing or stakeholder alignment, leading to rework and disruption. Communication gaps between leadership and execution teams create inconsistent messaging and misaligned expectations. Frequent process changes mid-rollout create unnecessary friction for employees and external partners. Lack of clear ownership and accountability in cross-functional initiatives slows progress and reduces effectiveness. Systems and processes remain fragmented and underdeveloped, making it difficult to operate efficiently at scale.