Applied Intuition Software Engineer reviews

3.6

56% would recommend to a friend

(68 total reviews)
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Qasar Younis

69% approve of CEO

62% positive business outlook

Software Engineer employees have rated Applied Intuition with 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 68 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Software Engineer professionals have a good working experience there. Applied Intuition is rated in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) by Software Engineer professionals compared to other employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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5.0
Jun 15, 2025
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Pros

Applied has extremely talented and friendly engineers who are all highly driven by what they work on. It's great to be in person and get to learn and collaborate with such motivated and smart people, and I've learned so much about the automotive industry and engineering practices

Cons

Applied requires you to have or develop really good time management and prioritization skills. Since the business and the tech moves so quickly, you can feel overwhelmed by the amount of work that you're trying to take on. You learn quickly that this doesn't necessarily mean that you have to be doing everything all the time, but rather that you have to be able to make quick prioritization decisions off the cuff and manage your own time.

5.0
Jun 11, 2025
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Pros

I came to Applied without a traditional tech background, and it’s been the most accelerated growth experience of my career. From day one, I was trusted with high-impact work and surrounded by people who genuinely wanted to help me succeed. The pace is fast, but it drives rapid growth. I’ve been able to take on real ownership, step into new challenges, and build skills I never expected to gain this early in my career. The intensity can be a lot to manage, but if you can keep up, the company genuinely feels like a rocket ship — accelerating both business success and personal development. One thing that stands out is the transparency — not just from my direct manager, but all the way up to the leadership team. Goals, priorities, and tough decisions are shared openly, which builds trust and helps everyone stay aligned and focused.

Cons

It’s a demanding environment. You’re expected to bring your best every day, which can be intense. Burnout is a real risk and requires active self-regulation. Some parts of the org still feel siloed, and feedback can sometimes be more timely or tactful.

5.0
Jun 5, 2025
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Pros

studied robotics throughout school. it was hard to really say what applied does on the outside before i joined. after joining I realized we do a lot of different things and have many different products. we do whatever it takes to land a deal, often sprinting to build out complex features in short windows of time. this is good because we land deals. its bad because we are stretched thin and there is priority inflation everywhere- what is actually important? we sprint on things to prove we can do something and then following up to make it robust is a lower priority. things are changing though, and leadership recognizes we must change as we scale. this is a lot different from the big tech experience. even at our size now, everyone works on important work. there is more work to do than people to do it which means we can only do the important work. our advantage has been that we are light on our feet and can quickly adapt to prove we can deliver value to customers. as thrashy as it sounds, it works. i don't know who else out there moves as fast as we do. we constantly impress customers and land deals. outside of the business model, the people that work here are - most importantly, authentic people (no corporate bs) - hard working and motivated, not just at work (lots of work hard, play hard people) - very smart the reason i am still here is - i genuinely like the people that work here and some of them have become my closest friends - i am learning at an extremely fast pace - i am surrounded by people that are smarter than me - there is extremely high transparency in how the business operates, and from what I have seen, I am convinced Applied will continue to be successful - the company adapts frequently to market, we are always on cutting edge - the equity growth has been strong

Cons

the reasons i consider leaving are - i work a lot (anywhere from 40-65 hours a week, typically more than 50) and this can eat into my personal life - i am pulled in many directions and find it stressful to manage at times - things break a lot- our software, our developer tooling, our dependencies- this is generally going to happen in software all the time but the rate here is probably higher. sometimes this is not so bad long term because you learn something new and become a stronger engineer because of it - i personally want to pursue something more health/fitness related in my future career

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