Luna Physical Therapy reviews

The company actually believes in and demonstrates the work culture it promotes. Team members and managers are kind and helpful with no micromanagement. Remote work and flexibility are a game changer

The Site Reliability Engineer team is small and tight knit. We have a huge amount of autonomy for what to work on. We create our own roadmaps, estimates, and ultimately drive the companies infrastructure. We have been able to build the whole stack with good practices. Our infra is mature and solid. It makes working within the infrastructure enjoyable because it's not extremely brittle. The engineers at luna are very intelligent and a joy to work with. We get to interface with strong teams who provide good feedback into the infra. We have a weekly bookclub where we discuss our current book - examples being "How Big Things Get Done" and "The Phoenix Project". Every other week we discuss more targeting engineering topics in roundtable discussions. It's a collaborative environment where bright ideas are rewarded. The workload is manageable. We are expected to work hard, but it isn't unreasonably so. We've started up Open Dev Fridays where a lot of cool work is getting done to improve our systems that isn't otherwise scheduled.