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Having sung his praises (and there is much to be sung), it is worth noting that he is a workaholic and his team routinely stayed late in office (often later than most other teams except the projects/cap marks types - but then again they aren't the gold standard of work life balance) and he did expect his juniors to work as hard as him. He set the standards though, and didn't cut early and let his juniors suffer; he was in the trenches with them till late, which is admirable, but the extreme workaholism could be a potential downside if you're looking to join his team (assuming that he has carried on this way we AZB which wouldn't be unsurprising).
Bottom-line: he's an exceptional senior, and truly invests in you, but the work is hard and can be tedious.
Also, well done on what seems like a fair review. Rare to fine these here.