Pros: The mission is noble. You are trying to do good in oncology. You will hear science terms like DNA, RNA, immunotherapy, etc., all the time. There are free snacks, a lunch subsidy, and an office lunch once a week. Casual attire is the dress code.

Cons: - Not sure if the founders are really interested in making a difference in cancer care, or if this is another business to flip after jacking up the valuation. - No work from home policy. You are required to be in the office all the time. Hello, this is a tech company and it is the 21st century. - Engineering has zombies working who do not know what other teams are doing. Siloed teams with no mentoring or career progression. - Excellent engineers have left, and what are left are just there for a job and looking out. - Data science team has no subject matter experts in Oncology.

Pros: Engineering environment isn't too bad. Learned a lot. The context of the data is cool. Other engineers are pretty chill. Low stress.

Cons: CTO's friend is failing upward and causing everyone to leave. Pay is way below market value, and there's no 401k match.

Pros: Talented technology organization, opportunity for growth, and work with real impact on patient wellbeing.

Cons: It is sometimes difficult to maintain work-life balance.