Turion Space reviews

3.4

61% would recommend to a friend

(14 total reviews)

Ryan Westerdahl

73% approve of CEO

56% positive business outlook

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14 reviews
2.0
Feb 20, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

There are some duds and the work force is fairly inexperienced but on average the engineers are really good. Really solid functional team leadership too.

Cons

The c-suite execs are bad, like really bad. Basically none of them do their jobs and they are constantly backstabbing eachother. The CPO is the only exception, he's great. The ceo especially though is an impulsive tech bro with no real strategy who has surrounded himself with yesmen and is actively burning the company to the ground by micromanaging irrelevant projects and ignoring all real issues.

5.0
Apr 7, 2025

Mission-Driven Startup with Big Ambitions

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Mission-first culture: Everyone I met was deeply aligned with Turion’s goals and there is a clear sense of purpose and pride in the work. Opportunity to build: There’s a lot of white space here. If you thrive in environments where you can build from the ground up, this is a great fit.

Cons

Like many early-stage companies, Turion demands a lot, but if you’re wired for fast-paced, high-impact work, it won’t feel like a grind

5.0
Nov 24, 2024

Startup Experience with Promise

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

This is a relatively young startup and it does have quite a few good qualities. - Top leadership is full of engineers. This allows for more honest and straightforward communication. Push back is felt and respected in both directions. - The company is dedicated to understanding and satisfying customer needs. This is important when trying to build capital. Mission and vision are nice and can be inspiring, but unless you have real customers that give you real money, the building's lights will go out. This helps contribute to some sense of security. - The teams prioritize building meaningful and useful things. This shows up in decision making and discussion everywhere. If you're interested in having real impact and hold yourself responsible enough for your day to day, there's plenty opportunity to contribute to that culture. This is a good place to be exposed, grow, learn, and deliver.

Cons

I hesitate labeling these "cons", to me they're just part of reality. But others could benefit to know. - The company is young, both in its own age, and the experience of individuals. This means there's lots to learn and plenty of mistakes to be made, both at a company and individual level. But those involved are dedicated to learning and growing from those mistakes. - Being small, with ambition, there's no shortage of work to be done - for better and for worse. Pressure does exist to keep moving forward, and at the same time I personally haven't ever felt that anyone is actively looking to take advantage of anybody else. - Compensation could be better, and at the same time I get the sense that leadership is prioritizing the long term well-being of the company and indirectly meeting employee needs through stock options. It is a gamble in that sense.

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