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Company Summary

  • Swiftly, Inc. Swiftly, Inc.
  • https://goswift.ly
  • Computer / IT (Software)
  • 51-100 employees
  • San Francisco, California, United States of America

Company Reviews

Swiftly is the leading transit data platform for agencies to share real-time passenger information, manage day-to-day operations, and improve service performance. Today, over 200 transit agencies in 12 countries—including LA Metro, MARTA, SEPTA, MBTA, and WMATA—rely on Swiftly to improve on-time performance by up to 40%, increase passenger information accuracy by up to 50%, and analyze transit data 90% faster. The result is better service reliability, increased ridership, and more efficient transit operations.

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Software Engineer
3.3
12 April 2026
Pay is solid, benefits are just okay
Pros: The base salary for a Software Engineer here is pretty competitive, especially for a startup in the grocery retail tech space. They offer equity, which is a nice bonus if the company does well. It's a standard perk for tech roles.
Cons: Benefits aren't top-tier like you'd find at a big tech firm; health insurance options are just okay. There's no 401k match, which feels like a missed opportunity. It's a common complaint for remote employees.
Advice to Management: Consider adding a 401k matching program to improve overall compensation packages. It's a basic expectation for many tech professionals today, especially for remote employees.
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Software Engineer
2.9
23 April 2026
Decent tech startup, but career path isn't clear
Pros: You'll definitely get hands-on experience building features for the e-commerce platform. For junior engineering roles, there's a good chance to pick up new skills quickly in a startup environment. It's great if you like solving new problems every day.
Cons: Career growth is pretty ambiguous here. There isn't a clear path for promotions or skill development beyond your immediate projects. As a Software Engineer, I felt like I had to seek out my own opportunities rather than having them presented.
Advice to Management: Develop clearer career ladders and mentorship programs, especially for engineering roles. Employees need to see a path forward within Swiftly, Inc.
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