SRAM, LLC

HQ
Chicago
Total Offices: 5
3,800 Total Employees
Year Founded: 1987

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Cathleen Draper Cathleen Draper
Published on December 02, 2025

SRAM Leadership: With the Company's Connected Tech, Cyclists Get an Inside Look at Their Ride

SRAM is building wirelessly connected bicycle components that do more than provide data.

Abel Rodriguez Abel Rodriguez
Updated on August 03, 2026

9 Colorado Companies Focused on Sustainability

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

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Taylor Rose Taylor Rose
Updated on April 01, 2025

The Missing Ingredient in Work-Life Balance: Going Into the Office  

Why SRAM, Contentful and AirDNA tech professionals love going into their Colorado office — and leaving, so they can keep work at work.

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Built In Staff Built In Staff
Updated on April 01, 2025

Women in Tech Make This Colorado Company a Bicycle Powerhouse

When tech pros with a range of technical skills get together, a lot of innovation and productivity happen.

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Updated on April 01, 2025

Meet 6 Colorado Leaders Inspiring the Next Generation of Women in Tech

We asked six women VPs, directors and managers to share their biggest career lessons and advice.

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Alyssa Schroer Alyssa Schroer
Updated on August 06, 2026

11 Sports-Focused Companies in Colorado

Colorado is a major hub for sports tech companies empowering athletes around the world.

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Alyssa Schroer Alyssa Schroer
Updated on December 29, 2025

15 Tech Companies Calling Colorado Springs Home

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Own product quality for a value stream from development through production. Drive continuous improvement, define and improve quality metrics/processes, lead cross-functional teams, maintain daily quality operations, resolve complex issues using quality tools and data-driven problem solving, and work with suppliers (including periodic international travel).