Pros: I've worked here for several years. It's a good place to work. The company is focused on building great products and solving real problems for customers in the automotive space. Often, this means working dynamically with our customers. I think a lot of negative reviews miss the point of this and how it grows the business. * Culture allows employees to take a lot of ownership of their work. It's easy to advance your career here, but you need to advocate for yourself, of course. * Generally a meritocratic culture. People work hard, and if the output and results are there, the company rewards them. * Very customer-centric culture. The company is grounded in customer outcomes. * Founders are balanced.

Cons: Cash compensation could be improved, especially as the company has grown. They are working on this.

Pros: This company is the clear leader in the various spaces it operates in. The workforce is highly talented, skilled, hungry, and a pleasure to work with. Teams are motivated, and many of us enjoy working on the types of problems we're faced with. * Great people * Cool tech * Bright business opportunities/futures * Fast pace

Cons: There is an increasing sense of toxicity coming from upper echelons of the company. Right now, the growth stage the company is in (one of becoming a real company versus a startup) is suffering from mercurial leadership, micromanagement, and ruling by fear/intimidation. It's a very uncomfortable place to be. The fear of retribution, coupled with a lack of seeing any positive change come from flagging concerns to leadership, has created an environment of extreme anxiety at most levels. * Mercurial leadership * Horrible vacation policy * Stock options are weak (offer letter misleading) * Lack of trust

Pros: Really talented people out here! If the motto is to learn, I highly encourage joining here, especially fresh graduates. The technology is really advanced.

Cons: If you are a senior engineer with family and life outside work, I would highly recommend not joining this place. You’ll thank me later. Basically, WLB is non-existent! Working weekends would be the norm, even though no one would ask you to do so.