Pros: - Great salary - Great benefits - Great team management (SMMU) - Lots of progression available to work your way high up the ladder all the way to Distinguished Engineer and then Fellow afterwards! - Good worklife balance - I am constantly encouraged to only work my contracted hours and reminded that when I don't it is unhealthy by the team management.

Cons: Upper management are constantly changing direction as to what they want to do with the company and have poor vision. The SoftBank acquisition resulted in "too much" hiring and resultantly even graduates getting fired, this is unacceptable as a graduate should never be hired if they're not of quality to do the work.

Pros: There is a great reward, great real world impact within the job, and excellent culture.

Cons: Work can be difficult and high pressure

Pros: Excellent work/life balance and trust in the employees to get the job done. So if you need to do less hours one day and more another, or have an extended lunch break, go to gym classes in work hours etc, its fine and flexible. As the company has grown it's retained this somewhat 'flat hierarchy' feeling where it's not unusual to reach out to someone many grades above you for help. In some cases I've had excellent conversations as a junior engineer with the CEO even! The combination of the flexible work hours, hybrid home/office scheme, excellent compensation and inclusive supportive atmosphere makes me feel like I've really lucked out - I don't see why I would ever leave

Cons: There is some project uncertainty as the company branches out and innovates in new areas.