Pros: - Very audacious - Open with strategy and communications - Good team

Cons: - A bit hectic - Longer hours because it is a startup - Lots of pressure

Pros: The company is really picking up momentum in the Terran R program. After a "successful" first launch, there was some churn in the company with a somewhat uncertain future. New leadership emerged, some ineffective leaders are gone, and the company is turning a corner. The leadership has taken active steps over the first half of this year, from addressing engineering staffing, to ensuring we are all on the same page about establishing a productive work culture. The company is united in one direction, and lessons learned from the Terran 1 program are being applied to the new program. I have been at the company for years, and I am more confident in the future of the company than ever before.

Cons: It's clear some individuals and some teams are underperforming against expectations. This can have a negative effect on motivation to be a high performer. The company could be more proactive in addressing this.

Pros: - You get to work on some of the most interesting and challenging engineering problems in aerospace. - There's as much focus on company culture as there is on building rockets, with lots of opportunities to get to know your colleagues outside the office. - Everyone is passionate about their work, which in turn makes it a positive and productive place to work. - Really great team with tons of experience in launch-vehicle development and additive manufacturing, and so there's no shortage of learning opportunities and career growth.

Cons: It's hard to think of any downsides, but: - Parking can be tough, but that should be resolved soon. - There's a lot of responsibility and visibility at all levels, which is really a pro depending on how you like to work, but it's not for everyone. - The company is growing fast, another pro, but again, it's not for everyone.