Updates and articles from our Gearcitizens across the world
A case study on how a hidden caching layer within a data processing service caused excessive and unnecessary memory overhead, and how we resolved the issue.
Curtis shows us inside Gearset’s engineering culture, from our lived values to the real impact we deliver for customers. Built on trust, collaboration, and shared success, our culture shapes the way we build for our customers.
At Gearset, interns get involved with real work from day one. Our 2025 summer interns shipped features, solved problems, and grew their skills alongside our engineering teams.
Mike Lees, Chief Revenue Officer at Gearset, shares his journey to joining the team, what makes the sales culture unique, and why now is an exciting time to be part of Gearset’s ambitious growth.
Jess shares what it’s like to work in the sales team at Gearset.
Head behind the scenes to find out what it’s like to be a Customer Support Engineer at Gearset, including the typical day and highlights of the role.
From curious attendee to Gearset software engineer, Vito’s journey from Dev Connect to joining the engineering team is a great example of where passion and opportunity can take you. We caught up with Vito to learn more about his experience so far.
Gearset is entering Q4 on a high — we’ve achieved our strongest team of Gearcitizens and teamed up with Clayton to level up our product like never before.
The group of 2024 summer interns share their experience over the last ten weeks.
One of our Engineering Team Leads, Ben Roberts, shares his experience of how he's grown his skills at Gearset.
What’s it like to work on a project as part of Gearset’s engineering team? Steve walks through a recent example of improving Gearset’s semantic merge capability.
Gearset’s interns got together to reflect on their experiences over the past ten weeks.
Adam shares his insights on what it’s like in UX at Gearset.
Alice shares her insights on what it’s like in engineering at Gearset and as a Development Team Lead.
Ben shares his journey to a Senior Software Engineer at Gearset, and what a typical day looks like.
Luke shares his insights on what it’s like to lead the Customer Success team at Gearset and why he joined.
Find out more about our observability team, a key team that helps us to build a resilient system here at Gearset. Visit our site to apply for an engineering role today.
Jack shares his insights on what it’s like to work in the sales team at Gearset and why he joined.
We take a dive into what makes Gearset’s engineering team different. Don’t just take our word for it — keep reading to hear directly from some of the engineering folks on what they think!
Eamonn shares his insights on what it’s like to work in the engineering team at Gearset and why he joined.
We asked three folks from the LGBTQ+ community at Gearset to share their thoughts, as we reflect on Pride month.
The findings of our recent report What do Tech talent want in 2023, co-published with Hackajob
Mark shares his journey to a Principal Engineer at Gearset, and what a typical day looks like.
A wonderful group from Gearset ran the Cambridge Half Marathon 2023 — an event sponsored by Gearset
We spoke to Eamonn Boyle, who heads up the engineering team in Belfast, and to shed some light on the exciting plans to come for the expanding Belfast engineering team.
Gearset have been crowned the winners of the Best Companies Special Learning and Development Award 2022!
Exciting news! The results of the Best Companies awards 2022 are in, and Gearset has been recognised with an array of awards.
Noah Roberts recalls a unique opportunity: to complete onboarding at Gearset’s global headquarters in Cambridge, England.
We’ve got two of our talented engineers, Catherine Bacon and Matt Guy, on hand to give their perspectives on what engineering at Gearset is like.
For Luke Harris, Pride is about living: living your most authentic life. It’s about supporting those to live theirs; lives that aren’t yet free of discrimination.
Take a trip down memory lane to discover some insights from the early days of Gearset.
At Gearset, prioritising and supporting our team's wellbeing and mental health is always a priority. We care about each other, and feel that no Gearcitizen should ever feel they’re alone.
Find out what the team got up to at the 2022 hackathon.
We're pleased to announce we're expanding our global presence by opening a new office in the tech hub of Belfast.
We're celebrating not only everything to do with women in Salesforce, but specifically women at Gearset!
On Wednesday the 9th Feb, we welcomed Customer Success professionals from far and wide to the first Customer Success Network Cafe Cambridge at The Bradfield Centre in Cambridge.
Gearset helps your team restore your Salesforce org fast with flexible persmissions settings.
Gearset’s engineering team just spent a week polishing the app. Here are our favorite improvements!
Gearset's six summer interns get together and reflect on their experiences over the past ten weeks
Gearset's new in-region team will help us to keep delivering for our US customers
At Gearset our philosophy is to release new features in small, vertical slices - focusing on delivering good now rather than perfect later.
A key part of how we release Gearset multiple times per day is our ability to instantly roll back when anything goes wrong. In this post we’ll explore how we do that.
A collaborative blog post explaining what it's like to be an intern at Gearset during Covid-19.
We release Gearset to production multiple times every day. In this post, we'll dig into the reasons why that's important, and how we achieve it in practice.
Gearset is now officially one of the best places to work in the UK
Several weeks ago, a few members of the Gearset team set off to a cottage in the beautiful Berkshire countryside, for a week long hackathon with the aim to spike and prototype a new feature. Here's what happened.
A small Gearset team have embarked upon an epic journey of feature exploration in the beautiful British countryside. In short; a one week hackathon in the quiet hills of Berkshire to spike and prototype some exciting new ideas.
The monaco editor is the open source browser-based editor that VSCode is based on - we decided to have a go at writing an Apex syntax highlighter for it.
Gearset is built thanks to feedback from our users. This post describes how we involve users and have them guide what we build.
