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ISRO has very good R&D facilities. Very good place to learn and do research .Good infrastructure and handsome salary are given to everyone. Work and life balance is good.
Pros
Many benefits
Cons
slow management
The best place to work for technical and engineering. Run as the government department with many rules and regulation. Very good project execution. Less orientation towards HR policy for the employee
Pros
Project management
Cons
Low employee friendliness
The on-field and off-field experience at (Indian Space Research Organisation) ISRO, helped me contribute to the design and modeling of fluid components (fuel tanks, gas bottles, control devices), ensuring their practical feasibility. Also, I was responsible for simulation of launch vehicle structure components for its expected flight load, which included model optimization based on the experimental results & mission outcomes. The most interesting parts of being with the organisation are the launch missions and associated activities. Its 3 days of continuous work, where project comes together to remotely ensure the quality of the rocket.
Pros
technical experience
planning, scoping, estimation, tracking & implementation of project plans within preset budgets and deadlines and coordinating projects for the set-up facilities.
Worked as a Functional consultant, who involved requirement gathering, requirement elicitation, preparation of Solution/Functional design document and client walk through. Post solution sign-off, I was involved in implementation phase of the solution as a functional consultant, coordinating among technical team and business to ensure that final implemented solution was as per client's requirement.
Great place to be in.. as only the top cream of Indian students are selected for this organization jobs. You have pride in yourself to be an ISRO Scientist as you learn a lot something new and challenging in every day life. One will be exposed thoroughly to a complex rocketry, satellite technologies and all other allied engineering branches as everyone have to work in an interdisciplinary environment. Hence I am confident today to work anywhere on any kind of technology in an atmosphere dealing with any kind of linguistic or cultural backgrounds.
ISRO is great and has good management, lot to learn for new college grads. Compensations are still too low and struggling with new and advanced technologies.
ISRO gives good opportunities toshow your Engg skills . Also as individual and Team member
Lot of optional available to make best use of technology and its labs.
Pros
Security, pension
Cons
long undefined hours
Typical work at my office will be designing components required for the assembly of satellites like separation systems and connector brackets.
Pros
Job security
Cons
Have to travel a lot
Job at ISRO is dream of every indian and indeed it is a good platform to work on ! Job security, Govt. job, Exquisite Medical service with a nominal cost, prestige.
An awesome experience in Space Science.
Gained Knowledge in Satellite Communication
Co-workers make the work Comfortable & Easy
The hardest part is working in shifts at times
The most enjoyable part is getting to know new things every day
Pros
Gain knowledge in Satellite Communication
Cons
Working in Shifts
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Lots of fun and innovative environment.Every day challenges and you invent best way to overcome for sure.Environment made learn different languages and helped me to develop leadership skills.
1.modification/development of software or data analysis of any mission.
2.hard work and dedication will lead a way to success, data analysis need a kind of concentration.
3. good
4. appreciative and work as a team.
5.hardest part is multiple data arrival of different missions.
6.after the successful launch of each mission.
Central Government job. Interesting field. Had a nice time. Jumped company for salary benefits in private
Pros
Premier department
Cons
Salary benefits
it is good for getting knowledge. Senior people helps you a lot. politics is there. salary grow rate is slow
It is very good working ISRO, specially my division where i learnt about both mechanical engineering and part of control engineering.
Pros
good working culture
Cons
salary
A typical day at work involves lot of discussions with no final outcome, politics and ego.
I have learned time management, Scheduling and execution of projects in time.
Co-workers are mostly helpful and fun loving.
The hardest part of the job is there is no free hand in decision making.
It gives me an opportunity to configure, design and analyze different mechanical systems. I really enjoy working in this part of my job.
good, a little bit of boring kind of work,productive work but new technology should be developed
Pros
free launches
Cons
long hours
Working at ISRO means, you have the freedom to do your own thing. You should have basic knowledge of your field and rest will be taken care of. Ample of learning opportunities are here. I have learned the real implementation of software in the GIS and Remote Sensing industry.
I am working in Indian Space Research Organisation for past 8 years in the field of RF and Microwave. I have designed various circuits in MIC and MMIC configuration viz Amplifier, Phase Locked Oscillator, Voltage Controlled Oscillator, Mixers, Frequency Multipliers, BPF, LPF, Couplers and Hybrids, Waveguide to microstrip/CPW transitions etc over a very broad frequency ranging from 250 MHz to 90 GHz.I have also developed various space borne sub-systems viz Rx front-end and Frequency generator for C Band Radar Altimeter, UHF Band Tracking Receiver, C-Band Frequency Generator, TR Module for L and C Band SAR, Frequency Generator and Receiver for Ground Penetrating Radar and W-band Front-end Receiver for sounders.
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