
Halter leverages artificial intelligence to create a future of farming that is more simple, ethical and sustainable.
Quite flexible
At Halter people are trusted to take full responsibility for their work, so there is no rigid schedule for employees , but instead lot of flexibility when it comes to work hours. Every team member is free to decide whenever it is best for them to come to and leave the office, or whether to work from home (although working from the office is encouraged).
This role is not a traditional 9 - 5 role. It requires you to be fully invested, working at times long hours monitoring, observing, and testing. It is very common to take work home and work on the product, responding to messages while you are home and throughout the night. With unlimited paid leave, high amount of responsibility is put on you to respect this feature, take time off when required but to ensure that a respectable amount of work is conducted.
While working full time during the summer internship, I used to work from 8:30 to 5, and sometimes later if things needed to get done. Currently, I am working 2 full days during semester, however, this is very flexible depending on my uni workload. So I have the freedom to take a couple weeks of during exam season, and reschedule my hours if I have a lot of assignments due any week.
Halter is generally pretty flexible with working hours but being a start up, some days are longer than others when there are things that need doing.