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T Y Lin International
Engineering
Snapshot
30 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
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Anonymous employee
- Good working environment and colleagues
- Full 5 day work in office
Professional services
Can get good engineering experience with the right team, teams are largely shielded from the chaos in middle to upper management and resulting from M&A. Benefits/comp seem average. Many people are nice and amenable. There are no pros for non-engineering, professional staff other than the paycheck.
The rapacious M&A appetite from TYLin and whoever owns them. You may get promises of being able to do more work as a result of an acq and that no cuts will happen, but cuts will happen 1-2 months post-acq when they acknowledge the obvious inefficiencies. Insanely bloated middle/upper management, increasing from acqs, but lower staff get the ax. Many people are nice, but plenty of old engineers who should've been done years ago still get to be adjunct and keep the "boys club" vibe going. It'll be annoying but won't rise to the level of harassment that HR will do anything about. If you do a stint here in any discipline, give it 1-3 years and bounce. Don't expect upward mobility, skills training for promotions, tuition reimbursement, or even lateral movements.
Supportive Management, Smart staff, Opportunity for advancement, Solid marketing systems in place
Reorg struggles, CRM issues, understaffed
Senior engineer
All the colleagues are being helpful.
So far I am still exploring, to be updated.
Great colleagues!! Quite helpful Decent pay
Bad cutthroat superiors. Unsympathetic towards genuine personal concerns. Very quick to judge others. They think it shows strength to be cut and right whereas true strength lies in being kind and receptive
Engineer
great exposure to a variety of projects
A very poor work-life balance
great co-workers, flexible hours, remote work as well
benefits could be much better than they currently are, salary decent, but as like with benefits, could be a bit better
Good company for training ground
Unable to growth, weak management
Structural engineer
Great learning environment to work
Stress at times due to excessive work
We get good trainings in T.Y.Lin International. The staff there are friendly and approachable. They promote the idea that everyone is equal in technical discussions and they value everyone's opinion.
Working hours are rigid and few interactions are there among employees during work. It is good to improve efficiency but also makes the atmosphere stressful.
Civil engineer
Fun and young coworkers made work enjoyable for the most part.
Didn't have a lot of projects going on. Upper management was very unorganized at the time.
Senior structural engineer
Prominent projects and decent exposure to technical challenges. Good for early stage growth.
Lack of systematic work flow. Colleagues' capacity various significantly across same rank between teams, leads to inconsistent performance across different projects. Very limited bonus and welfare. Hints to imply / encourage unpaid overtime.
Senior project manager
Quality of professionals Nice offices
Management is disorganized and toxic
Bridge engineer
Transparency, team work, national support
I do not have any cons.
Provide opportunities to work on big projects
Can be overwhelming at times
Engineer 1
- Ample projects to gain work experiences - Overall engineers and associates are friendly - A good learning environment amongst engineers
- Money. No AWS and have the lowest performance bonus heard in this industry.
Can gain wide range of knowledge.
too far away from central
Executive engineer
Normal working environment, good platform for fresh graduates
Less benefits, long working hours
Civil engneering(project design)
free workplace, flexible overtime, Education Training
hard loading, a lot of chores, complex and confusion procedure
Reasons to work here: I enjoy good relationships with the people that I work with on a daily basis. I am satisfied with the work environment. I like being part of a team and I have that opportunity everyday.
There is a deplorable lack of unity across the company. There is very little communication between the leadership of the company and its workers.
Salary, healthy office culture, great projects
None, love working here! Highly recommend
Graduate civil engineer
Medium scale company with seniors that are willing to guide.
Less interactive between teams and colleagues
Working with talented and welcoming people from all over the world, opportunities to expand my skills, and this company has a great professional reputation.
I wish the company paid for parking. Really not that big of a deal, but it would be nice if we had a parking lot.
TYLin offers unconventional and technically challenging projects, which I found to be one of its strongest aspects. While not all senior and lead engineers demonstrate the same level of expertise, there are several highly qualified and inspiring professionals within the organization who can meaningfully contribute to your technical growth and engineering development.
Work–life balance is not a priority at TYLin. Employees with lower billing rates are often expected to take on excessive workloads. While tight budgets and schedules are inherent to civil engineering projects, a significant portion of TYLin’s projects appear to be underfunded, resulting in continuous and unhealthy pressure. Overtime work is frequently expected and, in many cases, extended over long periods without compensation or acknowledgment. Additionally, some younger lead and senior engineers tend to prioritize budget constraints over realistic task planning, assigning scopes of work with insufficient allocated hours (e.g., 8–10 hours for tasks that require substantially more time). This environment significantly impacted my professional satisfaction, and for the first time in my career, I found the role of a structural engineer to be discouraging. I am relieved to have moved on from TYLin and into a healthier professional setting.
Amazing and helpful supervisor across different department.
A lot of restriction to company library and lack of software usage.
Senior civil engineer
Great place to work. Friendly coworkers, flexible schedule. Interesting projects.
Tight deadlines on some projects. Sometimes can be a fast paced environment.
Great projects, good team, diverse portfolio
Too much focus on metrics and significant inconsistencies and constant changes to org chart. They keep explaining why the company was re-organized only to change it again before they realize the value from the last change.
Bridge designer
Very flexible schedule Good company structure
Limited opportunities to advance career Limited social activies
- lots of social gatherings - nice people - fun projects at times
- terrible pay ranges for anyone whose been in the industry for awhile - doesn’t hold weight with inflation rates - pay ranges between longer lasting employees - managers are not helpful and blame others for the lack of review they give - low BD but gets pushed as a problem on the lower staff
Nice colleagues and working environment
Terrible superior who is bias and shows favor.As long as she likes everything can be exceptional.