Company Summary

  • Ridge Ridge
  • http://ridge.com
  • 51-100 employees
  • Santa Monica, California, United States of America

Company Overviews

At the Ridge, we prefer to do more with less. It’s not just a remark on resourcefulness; it’s a call to maximize your life by minimizing what you bring along. Because you don't need everything to be prepared for anything.

We’re streamlining daily life through quality products; redefining the everyday essentials—like wallets, backpacks, and chargers—with minimalist designs that don’t sacrifice function.

By eliminating excess and building to performance grade, we turn the items you carry every day into tools for better living.

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Senior Software Engineer
3.9
28 August 2026
Good learning opportunities and supportive leadership
Pros: Ridge offers a great environment for professional development, especially if you're interested in cutting-edge cloud and infrastructure technologies. Teamwork is strong; people are generally willing to help each other out and share knowledge. The leadership team, while busy, is often accessible and receptive to feedback, which fosters a sense of being heard and valued within the engineering department.
Cons: While leadership is generally good, communication about major strategic shifts or roadmap changes could sometimes be more transparent and timely. During peak project cycles, the workload can become quite intense, impacting work-life balance slightly. Some approval processes for new tools or initiatives can also be a bit slow, delaying progress on innovation.
Advice to Management: Consider enhancing proactive communication channels for major strategic decisions and roadmap updates. Streamlining approval processes for innovative tools or projects could also boost team efficiency and morale.
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