What is the salary like at Los Alamos National Laboratory?

Good pay, good benefits, great opportunity

Cost of living extremely high close to lab.

Flexible working hours (4 90s), great pay, 100% vested at time of employment with good matching

Isolated area, a lot of training and on-boarding, a lot of red tape to get anything done

Great pay great work life balance

The means and methods of accomplishing work aren't exactly logical and efficient.

Great work culture, salary, and benefits. Located in the Jemez mountains with amazing views and clean air and being apart of the National Laboratory mission.

Housing costs is a little higher in surrounding cities from Los Alamos to Santa Fe.

Good pay; Flexible work schedule

Takes forever to get things done; experience/ability to move up is highly dependent on your relationship to management (not skill)

Good pay scale and great benefits, if you don't live in the area. The training and onboard process is very organized and professional. Lots of different opportunities to get all required training done with multiple sessions available based on your schedule. Great pension/401k Program.

The drive to get to work is long considering it is not affordable to live in Los Alamos, you technically have to drive in from other cities that have more available/affordable housing. Training cons- you have to come in on your off day, you do get paid but the drive is far, especially if you only have to be there for a couple of hours. Lots of complacency with employees who have been there for a long time and not being held accountable for their actions.

Good pay, work life balance, benefits

Old infrastructure needs updating, nepotism

Good pay, good research, good benefits

There is a lot of bourocracy

Very good benefits, competitive pay.

If you can't afford a home in Los Alamos you're in for a long commute and terrible schools for kids.

Great pay, paid leave, and benefits

Housing is very expensive and cutthroat to obtain