Leopard.FYI connects women and non-binary engineers with vetted tech companies by providing detailed insights on gender diversity, compensation structures, and company culture. This platform addresses the lack of transparency in the hiring process, enabling candidates to make informed decisions about their career opportunities.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Women and non-binary engineers often lack sufficient information regarding company culture, compensation, and diversity initiatives when evaluating potential employers. This lack of transparency can lead to dissatisfaction, inequitable pay, and a slower progression towards gender parity in the tech industry.
Solution
Leopard.FYI is a platform that connects women and non-binary engineers with vetted tech companies, providing detailed insights into key factors impacting their career decisions. The platform gathers and shares data on gender diversity within engineering teams, leadership, and the company as a whole, as well as compensation structures, interview processes, and DE&I initiatives. By offering this information, Leopard.FYI empowers candidates to make informed choices and negotiate fair compensation packages, while also helping companies attract and retain diverse talent. The platform fosters a supportive community through its Slack network, offering interview preparation resources and a safe space for peer-to-peer support.
Target Audience
The primary target audience is women (trans & cis) and non-binary engineers seeking new career opportunities at companies with supportive cultures and equitable compensation practices.
Features
- Company culture insights based on internal data and engineer reviews
- Compensation data, including salary ranges, equity/RSU information, and leveling structures
- Interview process details and reviews from other engineers
- Information on DE&I initiatives, benefits, and work/life balance
- A community Slack channel for networking, interview prep, and company intel
- Resume guidelines and advice from the Leopard network