Pros: Teammates were highly skilled and motivated, and cared about building a good product. - Product itself seems great (customers all love it, and it's ahead of the competition) and the company is likely to go very far - It's a great place to work if you're really into cybersecurity. But if you're primarily into the engineering infrastructure/ML and are not interested in cybersecurity, this might not be the best place.

Cons: - Poor work-life balance (Very noisy on-call rotation, often would have to have Slack convos about work on the weekends/evenings) - Engineers spend a lot of time putting out fires, talking to customers, and doing other non-IC work. Often had to explain to a sales engineer/account executive what to explain to the customer. - Very corporate culture (might be a pro to some). Lots of buzzwords, meetings for meetings' sake, etc.

Pros: Great place to learn and grow, and the company is growing very fast.

Cons: Changing the roadmap at times, but that is to be expected with a fast-growing company.

Pros: The product is well liked by customers.

Cons: Hours are long; you get a higher compensation because of the much longer hours and the pressure to always deliver asap. Middle management can be quite inexperienced as leaders.