Pros
Work from home is an option. The managers themselves are mostly pretty chill and not over stepping. Good benefits (healthcare, legal protection, life insurance) Matches half of 401k up to 5% (so 2.5% max). Not particularly high, but still. Opportunities for business trips if you like travelling. Mostly LA, Korea, and Brazil. Very occasionally Georgia and Toronto. Overtime pay is allowed in a limited way.
Cons
Management structure is based off of getting approval from Korean HQ. Promotion recommendations and yearly raise evaluations are done by your managers, but they must be approved by Korean HQ. Korea HQ also places limits on how many promotions each department gets (usually 1 or 2 yearly per department). Training is done poorly and it takes at least a month to get set up fully because Korea HQ has to give you access rights to their portal sites. Not recommended if you are looking for an entry level job. High turnover. Your department may be understaffed. Windows devices heavily slowed down by company security software. VPN is very slow when working from home.