Expect long hours, but work itself is high impact and meaningful. - Software Intern edgetensor technologies Employee Review

> Interesting and exciting projects with great scope for learning various cutting edge technologies in computer vision, deep learning and software engineering > Trains you to be a self-starter who can work independently in a remote setting with minimal supervision and own the solution end to end > Encourages and promotes research work as long as deliverables are met > Founders are well reputed in the areas of computer vision and machine learning and offer good feedback/mentor-ship

> Fast paced environment where one has to pick up the required skills and implement quickly. So high learning curve initially.

- The fast-paced environment can be helpful in encouraging you to get work done and grow quickly as a developer. - The work itself is engaging in terms of learning more about the fields of computer vision and machine learning and seeing how it can be applied in the real world.

- Work/Life balance seems a little too skewed toward the work side, particularly as the deadlines are short given the amount of work. Can be expected of a startup, but I think a little more planning could be useful. I had some other academic obligations during the summer, some of which were related to the degree transition. This is noted here because I did feel that the amount of work that would have been required to fully complete a project by the deadline required more hours than agreed on. Also, the deadline for a project seemed to become clearer as the deadline approached. While I am grateful for the assistance that I did receive, the expectations for the level of software I was assigned to deliver combined with the lack of pre-development planning adversely affected development. If I may make a suggestion, I would say that saying things like: “We want this done by date x, but need a little time to test, so try to get this done by date y” at the beginning of a project would help developers plan better and deliver all they can. - Somewhat related point, but I feel like the big picture behind projects gets murky. It is understandable that things move fast in a startup, but I did feel like I was getting into projects where what I knew was just what I was supposed to do. I believe that if I had a better idea of where my projects fit into the bigger picture, it would help in thinking about how I could make the product better. - Freedom in how to develop the software can lead to being stuck with no clear direction forward. The freedom in developing software is a plus for those who already have experience in this field of work. However, the combination of learning more about a field that you do not know much about and delivering quality software quickly can be a downside in terms of the amount of time it requires a person to spend on work.