Roku

Working at Roku is pretty great. You manage a lot of your own time, and there are daily scrum meetings to keep you updated with your development team. The people here help each other, and there is a very flat structure in terms of who decides what's most important in coming scrum sprints. As an intern, you can take on big and small assignments, and the things you develop will be a part of the codebase after code reviews.

The Company is great because it is so free. But this is also a double-edged sword. The company is quite big, so who does what, and who is in charge of maintaining and guarding against regression is sometimes a little unclear. However, the company is aware of this and is working to solve it.

A pinch of top-down decisions on how things should evolve would do the company good, due to its large size.