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Parthasarathi Ainampudi: Lots of open research going on here.

Melinda Gordon: I love it here.

Rob Grace: Friendly staff, great location, extensive menu.Try the gyros, they're out of this world!

David Griffiths: So sad that Tony Stark had his name removed from the lab after his sudden disappearance.

Randy Brodeur: The place and the people are amazing.

Karen Quigley: So much to see and learn.

don hollis: Best place to work

Chris Bailey: Was here for the moon exhibit, the lunar lander SIM was pretty cool. Hopefully they make the exhibits available again.

Zain Abbas: Definitely worth it. Great place for interns, and graduate students to start a new career.

tom - morrissey: Good place to work I do not like the open office concept

Nicole La Mattina: Draper labs had a winderful exhibit ”Hack the moon,” about the NASA moon landing and the scientists that made it a success. Very fascinating and educational for the whole family! The interactive simulation was a-lot fun and the 1999 band was a hit!

Paula V.: Saw exhibition Hack the Moon. So cool! Had a blast at Draper Lab.

Dan Lickly: Great people! I used to work there.

Stephen Burgess: Superb

Hamid M: Their website advertises public displays of history and technology in the atrium during office hours. That was not the case. The only technology on display was a Windows screen saver.

Sean O'Day: Draper designs the most advanced technology the makes sure everything goes in the right direction...

timothy petrie: Cutting edge research. Supremely driven and intelligent individuals. Team atmosphere. Focused on driving translation of innovative tech.

Kit Parker: The new lobby area is really nice

Chris Hart: Nonprofit science!!! Superbly awesome company

lisa gomes: Gorgeous atrium.

Jacob Bogner: Excellent place to work. Benefits are great, sometimes you have to be a go-getter for management to keep you busy but truly the things they work on here at Draper are incredible.As for the review that said "what's left to discover in a guidance system?" I question whether this person worked here at all. Draper pioneered the GPS systems used on the Apollo spacecraft and then the Space Shuttle. The systems have been redesigned for use on the International Space Station and within missile guidance programs. Do you really want the same technology used 30+ years ago re-used in today's space programs?There have been many advances made in both GPS and GPS-denied navigation systems that Draper should be proud of.