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Alyssa Schroer

Updated on May 15, 2024

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

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

Want to work on space technology or AI image recognition? Good news: You don’t need to go to Silicon Valley for that.

Eva Roethler

Updated on November 16, 2022

Tech tenures are notoriously short. We talked to seven employees about why they are in it for the long haul with their employers.

This Women’s Equality Day, Built In Colorado connected with women leaders to learn about their inspiring career paths and how their companies elevate women in tech.

Two managers explain how they craft a leadership approach that aims to resonate with the unique needs of their team members.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on March 31, 2022

From innovative projects to truly passionate company cultures, these Colorado companies are prospering alongside their employees.

Avery Komlofske

Updated on October 28, 2021

The right path for career advancement might be windier than you think.

<strong>In order to dig deeper into the skills they believe make a systems engineer successful, Built In Colorado caught up with Hobbs and Thorn. They also shared what a typical day looks like in each of their roles as well as an interesting project they’ve recently worked on. Think interactive TV features and machine-learning training pipelines.&nbsp;</strong></p>

<p dir="ltr">It’s clear that the coronavirus pandemic has permanently changed the way people view remote work and this shift in thinking will shape the way they work now and well into the future. Built In caught up with five leaders across Colorado to learn what preconceived notions they had about remote work and how their opinions have changed since transitioning to this new remote-work environment.&nbsp;</p>

There are few things Coloradans love more than the mountains, but their pets are undoubtedly one of them. Here are five Colorado tech companies where your pet can be part of the pack.</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>

Colorado tech companies brought in more than $75 million in investments — not including SendGrid’s massive $131 million IPO.</p>

Taking time to show gratitude to those around you isn't just a good personal habit — it plays an important role in the workplace as well. More and more, we're seeing Colorado tech companies focus&nbsp;on building cultures of appreciation and recognition, and often, that trickles down from the folks at the very top.&nbsp;</p>

On the heels of what’s been <a href="https://www.builtincolorado.com/2017/11/16/Colorado-tech-news-roundup-111617">an exciting week for the Colorado tech community</a>, Denver-based <a href="https://www.gospotcheck.com/">GoSpotCheck</a> announced the close of its biggest investment to-date: a $21.5 million round of Series B1 funding.</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>

Between their global accelerators, events like Startup Week and Startup Weekend and community resources like local Startup Digests, there’s no denying Techstars has had a huge effect on tech communities around the world.

Denver-based GoSpotCheck announced today they’ve closed a $16.5 million Series B in a round led by Insight Venture Partners, with participation from existing investors, including Point Nine Capital.

Unlimited vacation has become common in recent years, especially among startups. But with risks like people not taking enough time — or taking too much — how can companies avoid these PTO pitfalls? We spoke with two local companies about their approach to unlimited PTO, and what makes it work.

MAY 2016: As the seasons change, you may find yourself looking to change jobs, as well. Here are seven companies you should check out that are hiring like crazy this month.</p>

We caught up with six Colorado tech companies that take giving back to the community seriously. They go well beyond stockpiling cans of cream corn around the holidays and make charity an integral part of their culture. We asked them what sorts of charitable things they were up to. Here's what they had to say:</p>