Moon Rabbit is an independent advertising agency created by a rare breed of people who aren’t satisfied with being conventional. Who know that creative license is worthless without true freedom of expression. Who are Proudly Misfit and consider the title a badge of honor.
None of us are alike, but we are guided by the same mission. We are genuine people who do ingenious work. Our backgrounds, fields of expertise, and perspectives may differ but we share a passion for creating things that are meaningful and truly resonate with people—work that can only be brought to life through authenticity and the diversity of our unique blend of talents.
We have offices in New York, California and London. Our clients range from boutique to bluechip and from consumer to biotech. We're Great Place to Work certified, Google Partners, Veeva Partners - actually just great partners all around. Oh, and we're Manny Awards' Agency Of The Year (Category 2, $25-100M) in 2026 - which we're pretty proud of.
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Pros: The hybrid model is good, letting me balance office days with WFH. I usually get my 40 hours in, which is solid for a mid-sized tech company.
Cons: Sometimes agile sprints get intense, especially near a big release. As a Software Engineer, project deadlines can really push your evenings.
Advice to Management: Try to manage sprint scope better to prevent burnout. More predictable workloads would help everyone.
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What is the day-to-day working culture like for a software engineer at Moon Rabbit?
The culture at Moon Rabbit for software engineers is collaborative and fast-paced, typical of a growing tech startup. Expect to work closely with cross-functional teams on innovative projects, with a focus on agile methodologies and regular feedback sessions to ensure alignment and progress.
What is the typical work environment like for a software engineer at Moon Rabbit?
Moon Rabbit fosters a collaborative and innovative work culture, common in fast-growing tech startups. Engineers often work in cross-functional teams, contributing to product development in a dynamic setting.
