There had been challenges dealing with the engineering aspects. Some of the code we dealt with was written by contractors, and it's not up to the standards I strive for. But I see the tide turning on this- there was recently a new hire into a senior management for engineering position, and she is identifying these issues with our engineering process and working to turn them around.
Regarding the engineering, I see this as a rebuilding time for the company. There's a lot of interest in improving the engineering processes, especially from the new senior management engineering hire. If you have experience in improving engineering processes and/or leadership, or if you want to work at a place that needs someone who is willing to step up and learn to be an engineering leader, this is a place where you can make a name for yourself, and you will be supported.
One other con is that they do not offer time off for paternity leave, though this is offset somewhat by the generous PTO that every employee gets.