Pros: - The work is deeply meaningful: our initial applications will empower an underserved community, which includes those with quadriplegia due to spinal cord injury, and our work is guided by people within this community who work on our Consumer Advisory Board. - We hold each other to high standards of excellence. - There are many opportunities for technical learning at a fast pace. - I sincerely enjoy my colleagues who are across the board passionate, committed, extremely knowledgeable, collaborative, and kind.

Cons: - It is a lot of work. This can be great because it is interesting and exciting work that you can dive deeply into, alongside colleagues who are equally committed to the workload. It can also be difficult to achieve a good work-life balance. - There could be improvements in the diversity of the workforce.

Pros: There are many smart and hardworking people around you.

Cons: No clear role and responsibility

Pros: Compensation, catered meals, and cross-functional roles

Cons: No work from home policy, and a lack of strong leadership.