Pros
- The people are what makes this company. Collaborative, skilled, and everyone come together to solve issues. - The company is functional, there is no bureaucratic BS, and it's relatively flat in its structure. - Management listens and tries to make the company a very open place. - Good work/life balance. You can set your own schedule that works for you as long as you get your work done and show up for the meetings you're required for. - There's lots of opportunity for quiet time to focus on a problem. Most work tend to be async and meetings are only really booked when it's truly needed. - You're not boxed into your expected role at all times. There's opportunity for variety if you want it. If you want to stand on a conference floor talking to people you can, or if you want to join a sales call to understand the customer better, you can. - The trajectory for the company is very promising. Large contracts landing left and right. Remote access to industrial control systems is an underdeveloped market and there's a lot of opportunity for growth within this sector. - You get to work on problems that are important. For example, protecting drinking water or electrical grids from cybersecurity attacks. It's very rewarding.
Cons
- Lack of get-togethers and social events during the pandemic. But it's starting up again with team retreats getting scheduled for later in 2022. - With large contracts landing left and right, there is sometimes difficult to get an idea of prioritization as things move very quickly.
