Might be a good early-career experience, but a difficult culture
Pros
May be worth spending a year there as a university graduate to gain some experience with modern technology and learn what to look out for in your next company.
Cons
Silicon Valley-style hustle culture without Silicon Valley-level pay. The culture can feel toxic, with too much focus on visible activity — pull requests, Jira tickets, Slack messages — rather than the quality and real impact of the work being done. Decision-making often feels chaotic, and the company can be very slow to listen to feedback or adjust decisions that are clearly not working. The on-call roster can feel unsustainable, with stressful and nervous shifts. Workload expectations can be unrealistic. Urgent work is often added on top of already planned work, with the expectation that both will still be completed. I also did not find the share component of remuneration particularly valuable. In my case, due to share price depreciation and shares being sold to cover taxes, I ended up receiving much less value than expected.