8 Colorado Tech Companies and What You Can Expect Working at Them 

Finding the right spot to apply can be difficult, but in the end, it comes down to what’s most important to each applicant. 

That might sound obvious, but the combination of applicant motivators and what companies offer makes matching the two up difficult. 

For some, company values are the most important aspect of a new role, while others look for job security. Others most value flexibility or the opportunity to grow their skill set.

We decided to take some of the guess work out of the process. Here are eight tech companies that are hiring in Colorado — and the top reasons to apply at each. 
 

 

What Adswerve does: Adswerve is an award-winning data, media and tech consultancy and a Google and Adobe partner.

Adswerve’s virtual-first culture: Adswerve has offices in both Denver and Seattle, but the team is built on a culture that respects remote work and what CEO Roger Berdusco calls the “three Cs” — connectivity, community and creativity. “The three Cs are our guiding light to ensure we feel connected no matter our location, role or team,” Berdusco told Built In. 

 

 

What Vorto does: Vorto is a Denver-based tech company that created an AI-driven autonomous supply chain platform. 

Scale with a growing company: At Vorto, there is room to grow. Nawal Young started as an operations billing specialist in January 2022, but two years later, she’s a senior accountant. “Currently, my phase involves experiencing significant growth and being willing to do whatever it takes to advance in my profession,” Young told Built In. “Vorto, in this regard, has proven to be a limitless environment for personal and professional development. I can confidently say that I’ve never found more fulfillment in my work.”

 

 

What InspiringApps does: InspiringApps is a digital product design and development company that creates innovative solutions for clients across various industries.

Work on an award-winning app: InspiringApps’ The Cancer Exercise App was honored by the American Nurse Association Enterprise Innovation Awards. “This recognition matters because it comes from professionals who understand the true needs of cancer patients,” said Stephanie Mikuls, director of brand marketing at InspiringApps, in a press release. “It reflects a future for digital health shaped by clinical wisdom and designed to meet people where they are.”

 

 

What Navixus does: Navixus helps enterprise-level companies solve complex CX and contact center problems. 

Work on transformative LLMs: Navixus merged with its parent organization, Tech Mahindra, in April. Tech Mahindra recently announced the launch of its new AI strategy called ‘AI Delivered Right.’ “As the AI landscape evolves, enterprises are looking for pathways to transition from exploration to expansion,” Mohit Joshi, CEO and managing director of Tech Mahindra, said in a press release. “However, many find themselves in extended proof-of-concept stages, looking for a partner to facilitate a smooth shift into real-world implementation. Our ‘AI Delivered Right’ strategy plays a crucial role in this direction.”

 

What Procare Solutions does: Procare Solutions has been dedicated to empowering early childhood educators by providing products and services that enable them to focus on the care, safety and education of children.

Work on tech that makes a difference: Procare Solutions creates software that childcare centers and schools use to check kids in, communicate with parents and more.  “It’s the heartbeat of these centers and these schools,” Executive Vice President of Payments David Schielein told Built In. “Our software streamlines the administrative functions in their childcare center — from registration, attendance tracking, staff management and lesson planning to family engagement, tuition collection and reporting, we help ease the challenges faced with running a childcare business.”

 

 

What Gogo does: Gogo Business Aviation is a provider of broadband connectivity services for the business aviation market. 

Get rewarded for your work: When joining Gogo, teammates have the option to become a shareholder through equity grants, high performer equity grants and an employee stock purchase program. Teammates may also receive an annual performance bonus.

 

 

What FusionAuth does: FusionAuth builds software for developers needing to add authentication to their software products.

Join a growing business: FusionAuth recently launched a partner program that helps connect participants to the resources of FusionAuth. A blog on the company’s website describes it as the following: “The FusionAuth Partner Program offers a network of leading hyperscalers, systems integrators and technology providers to meet the needs of businesses of all sizes – whether they’re focused on hosting compatibility, seamless implementation, ongoing maintenance or optimizing costs.”

 

 

What FirstBank does: FirstBank serves as the technical force behind Colorado’s largest locally owned bank. 

Work on cutting-edge cybersecurity teams: FirstBank’s cybersecurity teams have to stay on their toes to protect against bad actors. “You never know what you’re going to be up against next,” Jamie Block, infrastructure and operations director at FirstBank told Built In. “One day you may be dealing with highly targeted credential stuffing and the next day you’re patching a high-severity zero-day vulnerability. We have implemented a strong suite of tools that help us understand where our attention needs to be and how to respond.”