Taylor Rose

Updated on April 25, 2024

Meet the newest MVPs at these three Colorado tech companies — hear about their leadership styles, first days on the job and more.

Alyssa Schroer

Updated on May 15, 2024

Keep these startups and tech companies in downtown Denver on your radar.

Taylor Rose

Updated on April 25, 2024

Meet the newest MVPs at these three Colorado tech companies — hear about their leadership styles, first days on the job and more.

Find out how these Denver area software companies are leaving their mark.

Here are updates from nine Colorado tech companies we are featuring this month.</p>

We visited three of Denver’s coolest tech offices to discover the latest trends and to find out how the startups’ spaces add to their employees’ work experiences.</p>

Cassidy Ritter

Updated on August 11, 2021

Gusto is a software company that helps&nbsp;small businesses with payroll, health insurance, 401(k)s and more. The company&nbsp;is dual headquartered in San Francisco and Denver.

Hindsight is 20/20, so these engineering leads have some tips to share.</p>

<p dir="ltr">We asked three local engineers about the moments that inspired them to pursue careers in engineering and what they love most about their jobs today.</p>

Take a look at these local tech companies to learn more about what they do, the killer perks they offer and who they’re looking to add to their teams.</p>

<p dir="ltr"><strong>MARCH 2018:</strong> Ready for a fresh start? These seven companies are growing fast and looking for budding talent to join their teams.</p>

JUNE 2017: Sometimes it’s not about finding a job. It’s about finding the job — the one that launches you out of bed with a grin, challenges you to do better and keeps you feeling inspired and engaged.</p>

There’s no standard for parental leave policies. To give our readers an idea of what’s happening in Colorado, we asked four local tech companies to share the details of their policies.</p>

NOVEMBER 2016: A bad job can be a great learning experience, but it isn’t something you want to stick with for too long. Luckily, some of Colorado’s top tech companies are looking for tons of fresh talent to help them grow revenue, build new products and attract new customers. We talked to companies looking to scale to hear what they’re looking for and the perks they’re offering for top-notch talent.</p>

As the weather grows more and more beautiful, all of our heads turn toward the outdoors. Fortunately, many startups are starting to consider outdoor spaces in their office designs, making it easier for employees to work (and play) outside or have some fresh air flowing through their workspace. We found four Colorado companies whose offices were designed with outdoor spaces in mind.

MARCH 2016: Job hunters, you're in luck — business is booming along the Front Range, and Denver and Boulder startup job openings are on the rise. We spoke with some of the top companies hiring this month about what they're looking for in a candidate and what applicants can expect from the hiring process.

If you had a Golden Ticket to anywhere in the world, where would you go? Amazingly, that is not a hypothetical question for employees at Gusto.