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A new year is upon us, and with it comes 365 new opportunities to seize the day. If your list of resolutions includes a career change that will reignite your passion for your profession, look no further. We gathered a list of nine fast-growing tech companies to give you a leg up in the year ahead.

Built In Staff, With AI

Updated on April 22, 2024

The edtech company announced a five-year partnership to connect Olympic and Paralympic athletes with career-building tools.

Margo Steines

Updated on April 15, 2024

Paid leave gives parents the time and space to prioritize caring for a new child.

Jeff Rumage

Updated on April 09, 2024

Educators have plenty of transferable skills for other industries.

Rose Velazquez

Updated on April 08, 2024

These companies provide the technology, resources and support to help businesses expand their employee benefits.

Tech leaders at two successful companies discuss the models with which they structure their product teams for maximum efficiency.

JANUARY 2016: Looking to ring in 2016 with a new career? These six hot Colorado companies are hiring and want to help you make good on your New Year's resolution.</p>

Sunny Betz

Updated on April 01, 2024

Here are companies located in the ‘Silicon Valley of the South’ that should be on your radar.

Mae Rice

Updated on April 01, 2024

These companies are shaping the industry, tackling questions of pedagogy and business one day at a time.

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>

So, if the chaos of 2020 has you thinking about changing careers, look no further. Built In Colorado rounded up seven companies that are thriving despite the chaos and are actively hiring new talent. From Vorto to Demoflow, Sovrn and more, we caught up with company leaders to gain some insight into their culture, growth opportunities and cool projects they’re working on.</p>

Colorado is home to a fair share of edtech companies building tech solutions to help kids and adults alike get a better education.</p>

Taylor Rose

Updated on December 15, 2023

As 2023 comes to a close, check out the top tech companies closing out the year in Colorado.

Equipped with unrivaled natural landscapes and a cutting-edge tech scene, Colorado holds a strong appeal for an array of professionals. These seven companies showcase the best of what the state has to offer.

Abel Rodriguez

Updated on January 11, 2023

Find out which companies closed the most prominent deals last year.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on December 06, 2022

For leaders at these three Colorado tech organizations, diverse viewpoints and unique professional backgrounds are the secret ingredient to a thriving environment.

Kim Conway

Updated on July 18, 2022

Through the professional growth of its employees and its company mission, Guild is taking a human-centered approach to employee support and development.

Anderson Chen

Updated on July 13, 2022

Women account for half the workforce, but only 15 percent are engineers. To break the glass door, companies are rethinking strategies for support and retention.

David Short

Updated on July 11, 2022

Learn how the companies who raised last month’s largest rounds are investing their new capital.

Meet 25 companies that show what meaningful advocacy looks like

Ashley Bowden

Updated on June 07, 2022

Catch up on the latest developments from the Los Angeles tech sector.

Charli Renken

Updated on June 07, 2022

Here’s what you may have missed in the Bay Area tech scene last week.

Abel Rodriguez

Updated on June 07, 2022

Catch up on last week’s tech news with the Built In Chicago Weekly Refresh.

Miranda Perez

Updated on June 07, 2022

See which tech companies are raking in dough and who's utilizing their fresh funds to hire.

Cassidy Ritter

Updated on June 06, 2022

Read on to catch up on the latest Colorado tech news.

Everyone can play an important role in creating a more inclusive workplace.

Learn how these companies are using their fresh funding to innovate the Colorado tech scene. Hint: Many of them are hiring.

Guild Education’s Sam Kennedy shares the steps they take to make sure all employees feel safe at work.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on July 07, 2021

People are getting back to doing the things they enjoy, whether that’s visiting restaurants and breweries or traveling places to take in nature at its finest. Coincidentally, these Colorado tech startups help people enjoy these things. They’ve also raised&nbsp;last month’s largest tech funding rounds. Read on to find out how they’re investing all that&nbsp;new capital.</p>

Cassidy Ritter

Updated on July 02, 2021

Founded in 2015 by Rachel Carlson, Guild Education partners with employers to offer education-based benefits. The unicorn startup helps companies recruit and retain workers while also preparing employees for future careers.</p>

We caught up with five local tech companies to see how they practice what they preach and what that practice looks like in their day-to-day operations.</p>

Four women in Colorado tech share how.

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>

All told, 151 Colorado companies made the 2020 Inc. list, including 92 repeat honorees. Read on to learn about the tech startups that&nbsp;lead the way.</p>

Next Chapter is aiming to&nbsp;help&nbsp;laid-off workers gain certifications or training that will help them transition to new career paths.</p>

In addition to its no-layoff pledge, Guild Education will also be working with U.S. universities to provide education opportunities to hourly workers who have been laid&nbsp;off or furloughed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.</p>

Guild Education announced today a $157 million Series D round that values the company at $1 billion.</p>

If you love what you do but not where you’re doing it, if you wish you could find a place where you can really make a mark, look no further.</p>

Going back to school or getting a certification to level-up your skills is something many professionals dream of but often don’t have the time, resources or support to actually do. We talked to three local tech professionals about the coolest educational programs their companies have paid for and the impact it’s had on their careers.</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>

APRIL 2017: As we enter this period of renewal, many of us turn our thoughts toward new opportunities — like finding a new job. But with hundreds of startup jobs open, the thought of sifting through everything to find the perfect position can be a bit daunting.

SEPTEMBER 2016: September often leaves us wanting something new — and a new job is no exception. But with hundreds of open jobs available, figuring out where to start can be pretty daunting.</p>

We caught up with seven Colorado developers at different levels in their careers to see what they wish people had told them before they learned to code.