Pros
Pay is reasonable, pension contribution is good. Plenty of space on the site.
Cons
Almost everything else is a con! First day I was told " no one will speak to you because there is a high turn over staff in that position". So yeah pretty much a great time to quit right there! So what happens is there are a selection of PCB boards to repair. The selection of these PCBS is dictated by a co-worker. This co-worker has been there for decades and can do no wrong, no way they will pay them off. So you will be handed all the difficult boards whilst they do the easy ones and then you won't be able to meet your targets. But the co-worker then gets to keep their job! Also to slow you down some more, they don't have half the parts in stock and can take a month to order them. The soldering equipment is not fit for the task undertaken. Basically they want you to swap a 240 pin package with a hair dryer (no fancy nozzles here!!) There are practically no reference boards to compare the PCBs to, the schematics are a mess, test rigs break frequently and never maintained. No documentation for test software error codes, I could go on, but you get the idea, employees have gone ill with mental health problems! No surprises there eh!