Intuit

It's a very tech-forward company where new technologies and architecture patterns are actively encouraged by the leadership.

There is a healthy push from the leadership towards experimenting with the newest frameworks, which will help you as an engineer to keep up to date with the latest technologies.

The workload is pretty balanced, and the benefits are also great and at par with other FAANG companies.

Typically, a software development triad (Dev, Product Managers, Experience Design) works best when all three pillars are equally empowered. However, currently, there is a slight engineering bias in the teams. There is an opportunity for the product and especially the design teams to be strengthened.

The product verticals and engineering verticals are not totally in sync. This sometimes leads to a bit of churn, with engineering or product teams moving around orgs and sometimes stepping on each other's toes. The product and engineering verticals should be reasonably similarly organized so that projects and teams work in lockstep, work on durable long-term solutions, and have durable ownership of product areas.