Looks Great on the Outside, But the Reality is Far Different - Identity and Access Management Engineer TriVir Employee Review

Opportunity to learn a lot and take ownership of many different projects. Always learning something new.

No cons really, it’s a great place to work as an engineer. You need to understand that you’re in the business of selling hours of great work. To minimize the possibility of not succeeding, you need to be disciplined and on top of your performance across projects, as well as how your peers are liking working with you.

Compensation is solid for the role Very flexible dress code / casual work environment

Job security depends entirely on whether you are billable to a client No real support or structure when a project ends or a client temporarily stops hours Minimal career development unless it directly benefits a contract You’re treated more like a resource than an employee Lack of internal leadership presence or direction Communication from management is inconsistent Company invests very little in employees who are “on the bench” Work-life balance varies wildly depending on the client you’re assigned to