Ramp is an AI-native spend management and corporate card platform aggressively focused on automation, high-velocity product execution, and helping businesses save time and money.
Grow without fearAmp it upTake ownershipWe win when customers winVelocity over everything
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Leadership
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Eric Glyman
CEO & Co-founder
Ramp is a financial services company with 1,000+ employees headquartered in New York City, NY, founded in 2019. Velocity over everything, powered by AI and builder autonomy.
Ramp Culture Dimensions
Innovation
90
Process-drivenBoundary-pushing
Ramp leans toward boundary-pushing with a score of 90/100.
Hierarchy
35
Flat & fluidStructured & clear
Ramp leans toward flat & fluid with a score of 35/100.
Collaboration
70
IndependentTeam-oriented
Ramp leans toward team-oriented with a score of 70/100.
Work-Life Balance
15
Always-on hustleStrong boundaries
Ramp leans toward always-on hustle with a score of 15/100.
Mission
75
Profit-firstPurpose-driven
Ramp leans toward purpose-driven with a score of 75/100.
Growth
95
Stable & steadyHypergrowth
Ramp leans toward hypergrowth with a score of 95/100.
What It's Like to Work Here
You'll find an intense, 'always-on' environment where velocity isn't just a buzzword—it's the core operating principle. Ramp expects you to operate like a founder, moving extraordinarily fast and aggressively automating your own job. You'll thrive if you're comfortable making rapid decisions, documenting them in Notion, and defending them in open Slack channels where everyone is encouraged to 'farm for dissent.' The standards are incredibly high, enforced by a strict L0-L3 AI proficiency framework that essentially demands you automate your workflows or risk obsolescence. You'll be exceptionally well-compensated for 60-hour work weeks, but don't expect a relaxed corporate pace. Expect immense meritocratic pressure, a strong in-office presence, high-ego builders pushing limits, and an unapologetic drive toward zero-touch finance.
Ramp Culture Highlights
Mandatory AI proficiency: employees are graded on an 'L0-L3' scale and must automate their own roles to survive.
Heavy emphasis on 'Decision Velocity' through widespread written documentation in Notion and open Slack channels.
A two-track engineering model: slow, zero-defect teams for financial infra, and lightning-fast squads for rapid product iteration.
A strong in-office preference in New York, with 60+ hour weeks largely normalized to meet aggressive shipping targets.
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Ramp Leadership
EG
Eric Glyman
CEO & Co-founder
Drives the 'velocity over everything' ethos and the mission for 'zero-touch' autonomous finance.
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Karim Atiyeh
CTO & Co-founder
Architected the two-team engineering structure to balance careful infrastructure with rapid feature iteration.
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Geoff Charles
Chief Product Officer
Enforces the AI-native mandate, making it clear that employees failing to utilize AI tools have no future at the firm.
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From the research
4 themes
Talent Density·Positive
Working alongside over 100 former founders means the talent level is insane; everyone moves fast and takes extreme ownership.
Pace & Work-Life Balance·Critical
You're paid top of market, but 60-hour weeks are the baseline and the pressure to ship is relentless.
AI Mandate·Mixed
It's innovate or die—if you aren't using AI to automate your workflows, leadership has made it clear you won't survive here.
Job Security·Critical
The 'hire and fire' dynamic in sales is brutal; if you don't hit your steep quotas quickly, you're out.
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