Articles about Fanatics

Olivia McClure

Updated on May 15, 2024

A guide to the e-commerce companies changing the online retail experience.

Olivia McClure

Updated on May 07, 2024

These Silicon Valley tech companies are the innovators worth watching.

These Colorado e-commerce companies are revolutionizing how to sell everything from clothing to home decor.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on April 05, 2024

It starts by making room for everyone at the table.

Abel Rodriguez

Updated on January 04, 2022

With the acquisition, Fanatics will absorb Topps’ employees as it looks to expand its own trading card subsidiary.

Abel Rodriguez

Updated on January 04, 2022

With the acquisition, Fanatics will absorb Topps’ employees as it looks to expand its own trading card subsidiary.

Cassidy Ritter

Updated on August 10, 2021

Sports merchandise company Fanatics is looking beyond baseball caps and jerseys into digital assets like NFTs.

Cassidy Ritter

Updated on August 10, 2021

Fanatics, which has an office in Boulder, is expanding beyond vertical commerce to digital sports assets, such as sports betting and NFTs.

Cassidy Ritter

Updated on March 26, 2021

The sports merchandise company, which has an office in San Mateo, has more than doubled its valuation since August.

Cassidy Ritter

Updated on March 26, 2021

The sports merchandise company has more than doubled its valuation since August. Fanatics has an office in Boulder.</p>

If you’re wondering what a full-stack engineer’s day-to-day at a top Colorado tech company looks like, look no further. Built In caught up with engineering leaders from eight companies across the state to find out what kinds of projects are currently putting both their front-end and back-end skills to work.</p>

On an average day, Fanatics, a sports merchandise e-commerce site, sits ready to take about 400 orders per minute. But what happens when there’s a big game on?

On an average day, Fanatics, a sports merchandise e-commerce site, sits ready to take about 400 orders per minute. But what happens when there’s a big game on?</p>

Are you ready to be part of a company that embraces teamwork and support? Built In San Francisco caught up with Fong, Wangati and a few other leaders across the city that are actively hiring to hear more about their company’s culture, how they’ve grown into their roles and any cool projects they’ve worked on recently.&nbsp;

These San Francisco Bay Area tech companies are hiring! We’ve handpicked these companies across industries, tech stacks and perks.

Built In Colorado featured six innovative tech companies that are cementing Colorado’s status as a central tech hub.</p>

Events like Tom Brady’s trade to Tampa Bay, which cause rapid spikes in traffic and demand, might be classified as an outside-the-norm event at other companies, but Fanatics employees say it’s business as usual.&nbsp;“For us, it’s kind of a non-event,” said Cloud Engineer Samantha Gongora. “We know that our industry is unpredictable, so we plan for it so we can react accordingly.”</p>

<p dir="ltr">Curious where some of your favorite Colorado tech companies do their best work? Take a look behind the scenes and see what inspired the designs of these offices.</p>

<p dir="ltr">The world of software development is as broad as it is deep. With countless coding languages, frameworks and technologies on the market and more popping up every day, no two development jobs are alike. While this is an exciting prospect, it can also make the job search process rather tricky.</p>

When Fanatics says it hires devs from unexpected backgrounds, they’re not talking about people from fintech. The tech team has included a classically trained ballet dancer, a former chef and a one-time special education teacher and assistant principal. And there are benefits.&nbsp;</p>

Curious about the office spaces where Colorado tech magic happens? Get an inside look at five of our favorites.</p>

We talked to five local engineers about the coolest project they’ve worked on in their current roles, and the impact those projects have had on their companies.</p>

AUGUST 2017: With a record-low unemployment rate and a booming tech economy, there is no shortage of opportunity for the tech-savvy jobseeker in Colorado. But finding a job that checks off all your “must-haves” (and let’s be honest, some of your “nice-to-haves” too) can be tedious.</p>