Culture

Wes Mason was struggling in ways that others around him weren’t. After he got confirmation he has ADHD, he’s worked to find ways that work for him.

When Stephanie graduated with degrees in music, she struggled to find a job she was interested in. Then she remembered her love for computers.

The Accessibles work to raise awareness and create community at Elastic for those that are differently abled. Learn more about the group.

Creating events that employees actually want to engage in can be difficult, especially as a distributed company. Here, we share our secrets to employee event success.

“My experience as being queer at Elastic has been super positive,” Moose says. “Come as YOU, are is acted out. I’m quirky and can be myself, nobody cares.”

Hannah had a love of tech from an early age. Now, she works on Elastic’s presentation team, focusing on Kibana and, more specifically, Dashboard.

Courtney Wilburn's colleagues saw her management potential early on, but she focused on enhancing her programming skills to become a better contributor. She knew she had room to grow before advancing in her career.

The time between graduating and starting your first job is an exciting — and overwhelming — time. Get advice from four Elasticians.

Throughout Casey’s career, from product design to management to marketing, he’s cared about the same things — creating a great customer experience.