Turing

Can _{on Google}

Jun 23rd, 2023

Bunch of scam and spammers

Vnia Subbotina _{on Google}

Mar 3rd, 2023

Im from Brazil and I'm working as Billing Specialist for almost 4 months. What excites me about Turing is the possibility to work remotely from anywhere and also be able to reconcile my professional and personal life, which is a privilege for a few. I got a wonderful team that makes me feel blessed. I think Turing is the ideal place to work because they care about their employees and have the best teams ever that we can always count on.

Nate Mueller _{on Google}

Feb 28th, 2023

I am Nate Mueller, From Minneapolis MN. I am the Director of product design and user research. What I love most about Turing and remote work is the short commute to my office (downstairs) and the ability to spend more time with my family. Non-remote jobs in my area are becoming more limited, and there are limited tech companies in my area. My advice to a job-seeker who wants to work with Turing is to think about what makes you happy at work. I took the job at Turing because of the company's mission to democratize opportunity in the tech industry. I was excited to join a fast-moving company that was ambitious in its goals, and during my interview process, I was super impressed with how smart and kind everyone was.

Ranjith Rony _{on Google}

Nov 14th, 2022

Hi, my name is Ranjith V from Bangalore and I work as a Growth DS at Turing. My role involves generating reports, data quality, and integrity. What I love about my job is that I get to enjoy work-life balance, have the flexibility to study and work, which was not possible for me while working a 9-5 hour shift. If you are tired of spending money and time commuting to work, come join Turing.

Mujeeb Ahmed Farees _{on Google}

Feb 2nd, 2023

Edit: I no longer work at Turing.
Hi, Im Mujeeb Ahmed Farees from Karachi, Pakistan. Im a software engineer at Turing and I build and maintain scalable systems that enable Turing to grow fast and reliably. Ive been here for about 5 months now. There are quite a few things that I like about Turing, one of which is working in a space that is expected to grow more as well as the flexibility to choose my own working hours (apart from some team meetings). Earlier, in the non-remote setting, I had to deal with time-consuming commute and rapidly increasing inflation. Turing is 100% remote whereas most local jobs have now switched to a hybrid model. If you have good English communication skills and enough experience to work well independently, I believe Turing will value you more than your local job market (especially if you're in an underdeveloped country).