Pros: Great people and company. Great benefits. Opportunities for growth. Opportunities to impact. Great salary.

Cons: They have two anchor days to RTO. Reduced location to work from: * San Francisco * Amsterdam * Denmark * India

Pros: Nice benefits, strong engineering culture.

Cons: Maybe slightly toxic, especially senior management.

Pros: TLDR; It's amazing. Apply now. Why Uber: * There are just a few tech companies where you work on problems of such scale (petabytes of data, 50k+ QPS, etc.). * There are even fewer companies where you solve problems in the real world. You're not helping people share cat memes; you're providing millions of partners from hundreds of countries with a livelihood. Why Uber in Amsterdam: * Impactful work: This isn't just another satellite campus. Uber Engineering in Amsterdam works on problems essential for the business. * Work/life balance: Perhaps this applies to more places in Europe in general, but you're encouraged to pace things in a way you're comfortable. * Phenomenal compensation: Almost 50-100% more than competing firms in Amsterdam. While this might be less absolute money than offers in SF or London, the cheaper cost of living in Amsterdam ensures you have a very comfortable life. * Great benefits: Apart from regular things like insurance and gym membership, you also get about ~300 EUR of Uber credits a month. You can use them on rides or to order food from Uber Eats; you can basically get away with never cooking dinner. Why Amsterdam: * Beautiful city, amazingly located, especially if you want to strike off over a dozen travel locations from your bucket list. * Everyone knows English and is very friendly towards expats! * There's a tax benefit for High Knowledge Immigrants in the Netherlands that'll bring down your effective tax rate to about 25% (from 50%+.)

Cons: At present, growth opportunities (for positions beyond Sr. Engineer) seem limited as opposed to SF.