Pros
On paper Air Up looks really like a cool company to work for, and they offer fully remote options (if there is a legal entity in your country). They are in the typical startup bubbling phase, so budget for company event or useless in person workshops, as well as multiple perks, is not a problem. The scope of each team is so small, that in theory you should not expect any headache from your daily job.
Cons
The technical part of Air Up is basically run by a group of friends or friends of friends, so be aware of going against one of them, and you’ll get almost no chance to redeem yourself. It’s nice to have a remote job, but in product seems like they don’t understand what is the benefit of working smartly everywhere and hopefully whenever you wish (of course 8 hours per day). There are tons of meetings (mostly useless, just to prove that you exist and you have something to say) which are fulfilling your days without leaving any space to personal life and especially to real work. The company has too many people, for what they do the amount of teams is ridiculous, and this ends up in endless and countless meetings, just to figure out who does what. I’m really surprised about how successful this company is and the amount of good reviews it gets. But maybe (I hope so) I was just a wrong fit.