Pros: * Everyone is on the same page: Rockets are awesome. We're here to build something revolutionary. There is a united sense of purpose that you don't get from working on other software. * People are nice, and the culture is startup-y and lacks the annoying politics that larger companies fall prey to. * You can make a massive impact. You feel empowered to keep improving the product and iterate fast. * Opportunity to have work-life balance if you work smart (as a software engineer, which may not be so relevant for other positions). * Opportunities to work from home. * Growth opportunities: you can work on what you are interested in if it provides value.

Cons: * It is a startup culture. Expect to not be given direction on what to exactly work on. * It is a startup culture. Expect to have to pivot to solve problems you don't want to solve but that the company needs you to solve.

Pros: - Exciting Tech - Talented Employees - Your work has a visible impact - Growing Industry - Watching the new factory come alive is just plain fun - Work/life balance that seems significantly better than at SpaceX from what I can tell

Cons: The start of this year has seen rapidly changing priorities, but I don’t think this will last. These are normal startup growing pains, like changing infrastructure, cutting back on free snacks, and moderate turnover.

Pros: A very nice place to work.

Cons: It is maybe a nice place to work.