Turing - Palo Alto, California

Nate M.

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.

Anupriya S.

My name is Anupriya Singh and I'm from India. I work as the Talent Acquisition Specialist and help in recruiting and managing Turing developers. It's been 6 months since I started working at Turing. Without a doubt, Turing is one of the best places to work at. I have great colleagues who are friendly and really helpful. The work here is streamlined which really takes away a lot of wasted efforts. The company itself is quite transparent and goes all the way to the highest levels of the organization. I often used to spend hours commuting to work and home. One of the best things about remote work is the lack of commuting. Now I get a lot of free time to do something that I love outside of work. Working remotely has helped me create a much better work-life balance which eventually also helps me be more productive at work. Turing is a great place to work with an equally great team of professionals from around the globe. So, when you consider working at Turing prepare yourself to meet people belonging from different countries and cultures.

Divya K.

I have been working as a Recruitment Specialist for the last 4 months where my major role is building Turing's internal team at a fast pace by making sure quality is not compromised.
What I loved about Turing jobs is that you will be loaded with a lot of exciting work opportunities which helps in your overall career growth. You also get the chance to work with a team of amazing people from all over the world. Plus working remotely gives you a lot of flexibility and make sure you don't miss out on important things in your personal life too.
If you are someone who is looking for a place where you want to excel in your current domain and also learn new stuff along the way, Turing is the place for you.

Shivani S.

Hi, I’m Shivani Singh from New Delhi, India. I work as a Technical Recruiter at Turing for more than 6 months now. The role is all about matching the developers as per the clients' requirements. Turing makes me love its diversity and flexibility. Under one roof we are surrounded by such a huge diversity which is very hard to find. Working remote is really very fruitful as it allows flexibility and here in Turing it's really possible to experience it out. In my city, I would say a non-remote job is really very challenging. Getting early at 5 am to reach the office at 9 am after traveling 2 hrs. daily and then reaching back home at 8 p.m. after traveling again 2hrs was like physically as well as mentally fatiguing only I could experience. To join Turing one should be clear-minded to have the approach as yes for the company. Working here will not only bring job stability but flexible scheduling of your work life can be achieved too. One could follow their passion while working with the company.

Vinora F.

Hi, I come from India and I’m a Social Media Specialist at Turing.
My work is to drive traction and growth from our social media handles by analyzing and creating effective content strategies.

Previously, the daily commute to work was the biggest issue for me. Then I also had to compromise on letting go of prospective opportunities because they were too far from my place of residence.

Since I joined Turing, I now get ample time to fit my workouts and experiment with hobbies I never had time for before! I love the freedom to make my own work hours. But most of all I love the fact that nobody from work bothers me on the weekends or outside work hours!

Still thinking about joining Turing? Just go for it!

The work culture here is so positive! People are always lending each other a helping hand and the management is very encouraging. I hope you find my Turing review helpful!

Fernanda Z.

I have been working for a customer success team in Turing for the last 6 months. My role is all about employee engagement and satisfaction, cultivating a happy positive company culture, 1:1 calls, onboarding sessions and events, tournaments etc. I always dreamt of working at a tech company and here I am using my talent and my best skills to perform my job. I feel much more productive, creative and excited working remotely from everywhere I want to be. If you are looking forward to joining the Turing remote team, my advice would be to be proactive and trust your own skills, talent and abilities. Show your true colors embracing the company's mission and values. Remote work can be wonderful. I feel really blessed to be a Turing employee.

Ivan S.

Hi, I am Ivan from Moscow, Russia and I work at Turing as a Data Scientist (Scientific ML). My role involves extensive research on machine learning models and their application on the Turing platform. The remote work policy at Turing has helped me stay healthy and improved my productivity. Non-remote work in the big cities involves a total commute of four hours. I now have those additional hours and can also set up my workspace the way I like. I am delighted to be a part of the Turing family and highly recommend working at Turing.

Max N. R.

Hey, I’m Max from Brazil. I’m a Software engineer working at Turing for 5 months now. I love the flexibility of remote work. I love that we can change our job schedule accordingly to my necessities. I can always prepare my food and eat homemade meals that improve my health and fortifies the connections between my family, my community, and myself. These little improvements sum into work efficiency, I feel more productive and more focused on my tasks. When I was working on a non-remote job, I needed to commute to the office and spend hours in traffic. Also, I felt distant from my family and friends. I was locked into my geographical options. Now, I don't need to be bound to local jobs, I can work from every part of the world to a company in any part of the world. This lack of boundaries inspires me. Improve your communications skills. You are probably already technically qualified enough for most of the jobs, but in a remote-first working environment, communication is essential for you to be an active and productive employee. Improve your pronunciation, vocabulary, expressiveness, and be eloquent, and you'll succeed.