Pros: I worked with a lot of very smart engineers and talented designers there.

Cons: You'll probably read this in other reviews, but one of the co-founders is extremely nitpicky and aggressive when reviewing code (which he does a lot).I also know of instances of him calling someone an idiot and outright yelling at people in the office.

Pros: There was a free lunch, good culture, and good comp.

Cons: Too much work, Too many things going and the pressure and burn out finally catches you.

Pros: Sigma has a 3% voluntary attrition rate, which is incredible compared to the industry standard of 18%. People love it here. From an engineering standpoint, there is no shortage of interesting problems to solve. I genuinely enjoy my work (well, 90% of days--I mean, it's still a job). My coworkers are thoughtful, respectful, brilliant people. I really enjoy working with them, learning from them, and just hanging out with them. I've also found awesome mentors who have been instrumental in my growth as an engineer. Work-life balance is great, especially for a startup. The pace of work is fast enough to keep things interesting and facilitate career growth, but it's not so fast that I get burned out. We're strongly encouraged to take our unlimited PTO, which is typically very flexible. I love working at Sigma, and I don't plan to leave soon. Highly recommend you come join us!!

Cons: There aren't any cons for me.