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Mukilteo, United States

electroimpact.com
Machining manufacturer· Aerospace company

Electroimpact Inc Reviews | Rating 3,9 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Electroimpact Inc is located in Mukilteo, United States on Electroimpact Building A, 4413 Chennault Beach Rd. Electroimpact Inc is rated 3.9 out of 5 in the category machining manufacturer in United States.

Address

Electroimpact Building A, 4413 Chennault Beach Rd

Phone

+1 4253488090

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

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Jeremy Kuehl

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Very annoying this company thinks they own the road, as often i can't get home because of over sized truck parked in the middle of the road. So annoying. And employees always very rude to me in passing. Won't miss living near this place.

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Billy Mooseknuck

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Great company! Their ethics are on point. Customer service guarantee is off the charts. Thank you Electroimpact!

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Ted G

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It's a fun place to work, lots of autonomy, and as much responsibility as you're willing to take on. Aircraft automation equipment is cool stuff.

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Genners111

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I was a Canadian applicant to this company. I must say that their hiring process is pretty well set up -- they have you do an automated, timed test of your engineering knowledge to screen you initially. I scored high enough to warrant further consideration. The CEO, Dr. Peter Zieve, called me himself to ask me a few short questions regarding my experience. The only complaint I have is that Dr. Zieve actually asked me how old I was. He had no business or right to ask me that -- this is a protected ground under the Human Rights code in both Canada and the US. No employer is legally authorized to ask this question in the hiring process. In order to determine if someone is over the age of majority, which employers are entitled to do, they can just ask if someone is, say, over 18 or 21. Otherwise, seems like a decent company. They should just take the care not to do what I described to future applicants. I ended up not getting hired because I did not have enough CAD experience (fair).

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HauntedByAGhost

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Love this company! Hope you guys dominate the market.

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