Pros: Experience depends on the team.

Cons: Pretty intense working hours and environment, which can be a pro and a con as well.

Pros: Fast product iterations, a strong team and engineers, and relatively easy to get into.

Cons: This place feels like a total cult. The dishonesty runs from top leadership all the way down to recruitment. They’re so afraid of their toxic culture being exposed that they pressure employees into writing fake positive reviews. This company is run by people who lack empathy. They pretend to support your growth but just overwork you. It’s a consulting firm disguised as a tech company, with no real vision. If you value honesty and dignity, you won’t fit their toxic culture. Don’t join unless you’re truly desperate.

Pros: Interesting tech - The technical domains are interesting to engineers, both on the autonomy and simulation sides. It's not a normal SAAS/software company; I feel like they're working on more challenging and interesting engineering problems. Smart & ambitious people - They hire many sharp overachievers, which creates a pretty fast-paced environment (also see cons). Good opportunity for career growth and taking on responsibilities - The company is growing so quickly, I've seen new hires quickly take on responsibilities and rise to leadership roles.

Cons: It’s a bit of a grind. Hours are long, and the learning curve can be steep, especially if you’re new to autonomy or simulation. The pace is pretty fast, so if you don’t have the time or inclination to keep up with the overachievers, it can be a lot of work. Still feels a bit like a startup figuring out the right way to address employee feedback and happiness.