Pros: * Impact - The company allows you to really take ownership and control, and it allows you to work on things that directly make an impact on the success of the company. * Fast paced - This could be a pro or a con depending on your background, but if you love a fast-paced environment with a collective culture of hustle, then this is the place for you. It's a mid-sized company with small pods built like startups. - If you are used to relaxing, casual work, I would say be prepared to be challenged and to be surrounded by people with an intimidating yet inspiring drive to make some really amazing stuff. * Company Growth - There's a ton of long-term potential, and everyone truly believes in the company. * Personal Growth - There's a lot of opportunity for upward growth as new projects roll out.

Cons: Work-Life Balance * Hours can be long, especially during crunch. * The company has a hustle culture, so working late is not uncommon across the teams. Management is very understanding of burnout, so there is a ton of support. However, you have to be someone that doesn't default to working all day, since it's very easy to do that. Part of the work-life balance is on the employee themselves to keep those boundaries. Requirements * With a fast-paced environment, it can be frustrating to work on projects in the beginning stages where work is expected to be started, but project requirements are still being developed. * This is also a pro in the sense that this company allows engineers to really have an opportunity to help form and understand business requirements. There is not a strict separation between product and engineering (this could be a con if you like that separation).

Pros: Challenging work, with lots of scope for working on interesting projects. The pay is good.

Cons: Toxic culture at times. This is not always the case, though.

Pros: - Great money - Good work

Cons: - poor WLB - nothing as such, work is the same as a startup, so if you are okay then it should not be an issue