Mujin reviews

CTO and founders supported by a talented team of engineers have made a viable and proven product in a market area that was extremely tough to enter into. I'm honestly very impressed what Mujin has achieved. I have been with the company for over 4 years when we were just 50 people and now we are close to 300. There have been challenges and growing pains along the way but in the end I believe what Mujin has achieved is pretty amazing over its time especially kicking off in Tokyo which is a challenging area for startups to grow is nothing short of impressive. When I think about other tech giants who's only revenue models come from advertising, consumption, data mining we have a unique a high tech company who are addressing more practical real world problems such as manual labor. This for me is what makes Mujin stand out. Unlike other high tech companies in today's climate who are drastically scaling back, Mujin is growing and actively recruiting. Other notable pros are for our Tokyo (HQ) office are: - We have a very internationally diverse team and English is the primary language for engineers. - Lunch is provided every day. - There is a a Gym - Corporate housing support (They will assist to find you accommodation and the rent is automatically deducted from salary pre tax which has a good cost saving overall). - Monthly team dinners

On the technical side, Mujin is a company that is not afraid to ask the right set of questions! Every day, we get to take on challenging problems and come up with innovative solutions. What I liked about working in mujin: - the experience and professional growth that come from exposure to large (and sometimes unexpected) variations in real environment data - the value-driven approach to work that guides and accelerate growth - the great team with exceptionally talented members which I used to bounce ideas with - the kindness of everyone and the family atmosphere - the rewarding feedback and sense of accomplishment when I see first hand my work helping customers, and ultimately end users improve their life-style - the short CI/deployment cycle gives the sense that I’m making an impact on the world. Automating the world one line of code at a time - the degree of autonomy I have in my work. Not too small that restricts my creativity. Not too large that I feel lost or unproductive - the continuous learning and exposure to new products and technologies - the accessibility to large amount of data from large variety of environments that helped me develop, test and debug features - the cross-department collaboration. everyone is eager to help whenever they can - the exciting potential of mujin. I have never worked in a company scaling up as fast as mujin - the fun perks of working at mujin like: gaming zone, gym, group dinner, free launch in cafeteria, … etc. Unfortunately, I had to leave mujin due to stressing personal reasons