Colorado helped define the new energy economy, and is a bustling market for agtech and biotech.

From advances in artificial intelligence to new industrial 3D printing applications, the state’s tech companies are continuing to innovate.

We caught up with four local women in tech to learn more about how they navigate the challenges of being the only woman on a male-dominated team.</p>

Colorado helped define the new energy economy, and is a bustling market for agtech and biotech.

From advances in artificial intelligence to new industrial 3D printing applications, the state’s tech companies are continuing to innovate.

Brigid Hogan

Updated on March 25, 2024

Six Colorado companies share how their teams are empowered to do their best work.

Dana Cassell

Updated on March 15, 2024

At these two Colorado tech organizations, new hires are making big impacts.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on February 01, 2024

In recent years, the rate of recycling in Colorado has continued to decline as low as 15.9 percent in 2019, according to CPR News. The national average of successful recycling sits at a higher 35 percent, and this is where companies like AMP see room for positive change, thanks to innovative machine learning capabilities.</p>

Spanning a myriad of industries — from healthtech to gaming, cybersecurity, energy and more — keep your eyes on these impressive local employers.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on February 01, 2024

Catch up on the latest developments from the Colorado tech sector.

Abel Rodriguez

Updated on February 01, 2024

Tech brands from Delaware and California moved their headquarters to the Centennial State in 2022.

Avery Komlofske

Updated on February 01, 2024

Customers want to see their feedback addressed; to make that happen, companies need to measure feedback that matters.

Cassidy Ritter

Updated on February 01, 2024

Check out which companies are hiring following last month’s largest funding rounds.

Abel Rodriguez

Updated on February 01, 2024

The new 84,000-square-foot headquarters will be used to speed up fulfillment times for its AI-powered recycling robotic systems.

Brigid Hogan

Updated on February 01, 2024

For individual contributors ready to move into a managerial role, taking the next step can be daunting. Built In Colorado heard from 12 local women about how to prepare for and succeed in leadership opportunities.

Eva Roethler

Updated on February 01, 2024

Curious about the local job market for product professionals? We talked to four leaders who are hiring now.

In a male-dominated industry, solidarity between women in tech is essential.

Three successful tech professionals pivoted to remote work during the pandemic — and tell us why they’re not looking back.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on February 01, 2024

Big ideas and supportive teams are helping these growing tech organizations thrive.

Women from Verblio, DAT, Conga and AMP share their leadership stories, the lessons they’ve learned and the advice for women in tech.

Cassidy Ritter

Updated on February 01, 2024

AMP aims to make operating a waste management facility cheaper — and better for the planet — by using AI and robots to sort through waste.</p>

Built In Colorado spoke with four companies to learn how they’re creating a culture of mentorship for their engineers, and how it helps their teams grow.</p>

Ashley Bowden

Updated on February 01, 2024

From recycling robotics to CX innovations, various tech companies throughout Colorado received new funding last month to put toward their projects. Read on to learn more about how these startups are planning to invest in their tech.</p>

How culture comes through remotely at these Colorado companies.</p>

AMP has deployed hundreds of robotic systems to waste facilities across three continents and over 20 states.</p>

The company's recycling robots are deployed at recycling plants across the country.</p>