Hopper reviews

Engineering talent level is very high. Lots of OG engineers still here, with tons of institutional knowledge. They have promoted and hired well over the years - senior people range from effective at the low end to totally brilliant at the high end. Tech stack a nice mix of enterprise/experimental, you get a chance to work with and learn new things without too much churn or getting caught up in trends. Day-to-day work tends to be with a relatively small and well-developed set of tools. I have never gone anywhere in this company and found the people running things to be incompetent or lazy - sometimes minor concerns get postponed, but that's understandable because the people have their eyes on the prize. Incredible product shipping cadence leading to unbelievable growth despite headwinds from the pandemic. Solid comp, great benefits, huge personal/professional growth opportunities

I've only been here a few months but Hopper is already shaping up to be one of the best places I've ever worked. 1/ Awesome Colleagues - super engaged, fun to hang with, incredibly helpful (especially to new hires), incredibly committed to providing the best travel experience out there. 2/ Awesome Mission - Hopper's mission of 'making travel less painful, less stressful, more rewarding and more financially achievable' really resonates with me because I love to travel; I actually use the product I work on all the time. And to top it all off, for every booking on Hopper, the company pays for the planting of enough trees to offset the carbon footprint of your itinerary. It's pretty incredible to be working at a company that actually is taking climate change seriously and doing something about it that's more than just a volunteer day on some random spring afternoon. Hopper is actually **aligning business success with saving the planet**. 3/ Awesome Time - Hopper has hit its stride. We are growing hand-over-fist across the board. We added 100 employees and many millions to our run rate in just the 3 short months I've been here, and it is clear that we're just getting started.