Grammarly

Engineering:

• Strong senior engineers to work with and learn from.
• Breadth of interesting problems/topics, from distributed systems, NLP, functional programming, machine learning, and deep neural networks.
• Culture of proactive action and learning from mistakes, as opposed to the blame-shame-game.
• Overall, a solid software engineering house, open to new things but not chasing every "oooh, shiny sparkly."

Company:

• Emotionally intelligent team that does its best to be open to all types. New types welcome.
• Clear goals, balancing long-term and short-term well.
• Strong product development environment.
• Growth mindset.

• It's a challenge to grow the engineering team in the ultra-competitive Silicon Valley, hot-potato-engineer-passing environment.

• Would like a bit more time off—something that would be even more of an issue for me if I didn't enjoy coming in to work as much.

• More diversity on the engineering team—the females, the LGBTQI's, the browns—where ya'll at?!

• Beware: not all teammates can tell you the difference between the future perfect and the future perfect continuous tense!