Anyone work for Raytheon?

[Aikouka]

Originally posted by: pmoa
Typical Raytheon fail....thats why you should have interviewed at Northrop Grumman

I think Lockmart would've worked well too .

 

[EagleKeeper]

Originally posted by: pmoa

Originally posted by: judasmachine

Originally posted by: pmoa
Typical Raytheon fail....thats why you should have interviewed at Northrop Grumman

I think my brother said the same thing to our friend who tried to work at Raytheon, but now works with him at N. Grumman.

We are hiring at least 50 software engineers in baltimore by December...So send me your resumes!

I have concerns aboiut some of the ehtics within Raytheon at the proram management level - 4 different sites over a 20 year span.

 

[RightIsWrong]

Originally posted by: ironwing

Originally posted by: nkgreen

Originally posted by: txrandom

Originally posted by: nkgreen

Originally posted by: txrandom
Well my interview was for software development. It was pretty laid back with some behavioral questions and programming questions over object oriented program. Be confident, honest, dress well, and rehearse answers for the common questions.

What city?

The interview or the Raytheon location?

Raytheon location

What's left? Tucson or Salem?

I worked IT/server support for the software engineering department for Raytheon in Forest, MS.

I really like Raytheon but hated Mississippi with a passion.

 

[MagnusTheBrewer]

Originally posted by: Common Courtesy

Originally posted by: pmoa

Originally posted by: judasmachine

Originally posted by: pmoa
Typical Raytheon fail....thats why you should have interviewed at Northrop Grumman

I think my brother said the same thing to our friend who tried to work at Raytheon, but now works with him at N. Grumman.

We are hiring at least 50 software engineers in baltimore by December...So send me your resumes!

I have concerns aboiut some of the ehtics within Raytheon at the proram management level - 4 different sites over a 20 year span.

I worked at Raytheon for a couple years. 90% of the employees are stereotypical geeks who have problems dressing and feeding themselves let alone making informed decisions on ethical matters. Raytheon's ethics are whatever the government forces them to have and nothing else.