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2.0
10 Aug 2025

Ah

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Good training and on onboarding

Cons

Everything else is just ah

1.0
29 Aug 2025
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Pros

Entry level opportunity available to CRCs to transition to CRA

Cons

Company will terminate 'under performing" employees during the first month of the training program. This is done after the first mock presentation. They are no second chances.

3.0
10 Dec 2025
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Pros

good environment, supportive team, robust training

Cons

no flexibility, communication from US management is not great at all

4.0
9 Jan 2026

Work culture

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Pros

I’ve had a positive experience as a software developer at Medpace. The work ties directly to clinical research, so it feels meaningful, and there’s plenty of room to learn by doing. From day one, I had real ownership over features and got exposure across the stack—requirements, implementation, testing, and deployment—which accelerated my learning far more than in purely maintenance-focused roles. Strong work culture: professional, mission-driven, and collaborative. Excellent hands-on exposure: proprietary tools, end-to-end projects, and real impact on clinical workflows. Learning environment: structured onboarding and continuous training make it ideal for early-career developers or anyone transitioning into healthcare tech. Supportive leadership: managers are accessible, give clear feedback, and invest in growth. Helpful teammates: colleagues are approachable, code reviews are constructive, and there’s a genuine spirit of mentorship. Overall, Medpace is a great fit if you value meaningful projects, fast learning cycles, and supportive teams. If you’re looking to build practical skills quickly in a regulated, impact-focused domain, this is a strong choice.

Cons

The strictness of the policy is often cited alongside other "old-school" corporate policies—such as strict 8.5-hour logging and limited remote work—making it harder for the company to compete for top-tier software engineering talent who prioritize flexible, modern work cultures. Misaligned Industry Standards: For software developers accustomed to a tech-first culture (where jeans and hoodies are the norm), the requirement for business casual attire feels outdated and unnecessary for roles with no client-facing interaction.

1.0
18 Sept 2025
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Pros

Colleagues are in the same hell hole so they get it

Cons

Medpace eat up fresh PhD students, chew them up and spit them out. The aCTM pathway is truly horrendous. They put you through a year or two of being a project coordinator, where you are treated horrendously as you are the bottom of the pile. They then put you through a 5 month aCTM ‘training’ programme where you are critiqued on font styles in PowerPoint presentations and shouted at by egotistical senior CTMs when you ask relevant questions that would actually help your learning and development because you are told you are not allowed to ask questions. You are given no direction on when/what you need to do for promotion. Despite what they tell you there is no guarantee you will be promoted and if the trainers don’t like you, you won’t be promoted. If you are promoted to CTM you are given no training apart from a few PowerPoint slides and then left completely unsupported. The culture of bullying from senior members of staff is truly shocking and widespread. The company do nothing to protect you if you are bullied, they gaslight you into thinking that you are the issue and unfortunately don’t take any actions on the individuals who are bullying, allowing them to go on and continue to bully even more members of staff. During monthly meetings, CTMs are subjected to being told how bad they are, belittled and told how good they have it compared to other companies. You are expected to work a lot of unpaid overtime at all hours, travel with no additional pay or time back and then despite hitting your objectives and going above and beyond, you are given a trashy bonus if a bonus at all. With 2 weeks notice, they changed the work from home policy, removing a large amount of work from home days, leaving little time to organise changes to childcare. The company do not allow flexibility on the work from home policy for any reason, including severe weather. If you are thinking about applying for Medpace, I would advise that you don’t and join another company that will not bully you and are committed to training and developing you in a positive environment, celebrating you and your achievements. Medpace sucks the life out of you, don’t make the same mistake as everyone else did.

1.0
19 Dec 2025
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Pros

They sent everything you need to work remote. But that's about it.

Cons

The training is complicated, There is no feedback from managers on how to improve your job performance but they're happy to fire you without it. Sure you can get experience but honestly the pay is below average and the work environment isn't set up for success.

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Medpace Response
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We take great pride in our training program for our CRA team members through our PACE (Professionals Achieving CRA Excellence) program. This is highly valued in our organization, and we've received wonderful feedback from sponsors. We wish you well in your future endeavors.
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