I'm currently interviewing for SWE roles with two teams at Twitch. Haven't gotten offers yet, but I was wondering if anyone with experience at either Twitch office could share their experience with the culture at each office? Is the work-life balance good? How's the mentoring for L4s, and how fast can you expect to progress to L5? I heard the SF office offers a higher salary for similar positions because it's a premium location; how much higher would an offer with the team in SF be than the one in Irvine? Also, if anyone specifically has experience with the Twitch Creator platform team vs. the Twitch Music team, I'd love to hear what your experience has been like. #officelife #culture #twitch
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You may feel a little isolated in Irvine, but it is our 3rd largest engineering location behind SF and Seattle.
I would probably pick the Music team, personally.
Like with any company I think your promotion to L5 will be based off how well you integrate with your team and manager.
Irvine office subculture is rather more chill, you'll know every face you walk past.
I like Irvine, you can actually get around here and if a house is on your radar then it'd be much more feasible here.