Working together - Commercial Manager Scitech Engineering Employee Review

I worked here temporarily for 3 weeks to support the front desk. Despite only being a temp, everyone in the office made an effort to introduce themselves and have a chat. There seemed to be a lot of value in employee development and many opportunities available to employees in terms of courses and events (e.g. encouraged apprenticeships and held frequent 'lunch & learns'). The kitchen was always well stocked with tea, coffee and biscuits!

The office was small and quiet compared to larger corporations I've worked at but as a specialist engineering company that is to be expected.

5 years ago, I joined Scitech for a year-long placement as a process engineer. This was an internship scheme as part of my university degree to gain experience working in an engineering firm. I chose Scitech due to my interest in the pharmaceuticals sector and background. During my time there on placement, I was able to gain invaluable experiences working on a variety of projects with subject-matter experts in various fields in the life sciences and biopharmaceutical sector. Scitech also valued that I was still a university student so looked out for me by providing me with vast experiences working on various projects so I could get the most out of my placement. Even though the end of my placement was affected by the pandemic, I was still kept on until the end of my placement and given regular project work where possible. Years later, I had been working on some other graduate jobs since finishing university but had still not found something I truly enjoyed. A few months ago, I was approached by a colleague I worked with about a vacancy in their process engineering team. I thought it was too good to be true but here I am back at Scitech working a permanent role as a Process Engineer. The company hosts an amazing culture and everyone is super friendly and always willing to help. The work is challenging but very interesting and especially relevant with new technological and industrial challenges today.

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