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What's it like to work in Software Engineering at SRAM, LLC in Colorado Springs?
What's it like to work in Software Engineering at SRAM, LLC in Colorado Springs?
Working in software engineering at our Colorado Springs office means being part of a tight-knit team building technology for products people are genuinely passionate about. Colorado Springs is home to RockShox and our brake and suspension development teams, which means software engineers work shoulder-to-shoulder with some of the best mechanical engineers in the industry. It's a collaborative, cross-functional environment where your work has real, visible impact on the final product.
What People Are Saying About SRAM, LLC
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Work-Life Balance: Feedback suggests work-life balance is a relative strength for software teams in Colorado Springs, with a relaxed day-to-day rhythm and flexibility shaped by the specific team. Local accounts also highlight active-lifestyle routines such as lunch rides and easy access to trails.
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Team Support: Colleagues are often seen as supportive and approachable within the Colorado Springs software org, fostering a friendly, low-ego atmosphere. Cross-functional collaboration with firmware, hardware, QA, and product is described as quick, hands-on, and tight-knit.
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Mission & Purpose: Engineers in Colorado Springs are portrayed as closely connected to tangible rider outcomes, with on-product testing in labs and on nearby trails. The strong cycling identity and product passion appear to give day-to-day software work a clear sense of purpose.
What People Are Saying About SRAM, LLC
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Work-Life Balance: Work-life balance in the Colorado Springs office is generally regarded as a strength, with a relaxed, active rhythm that accommodates lunch rides and time outdoors. Feedback suggests boundaries are respected outside of key release moments, though specifics can vary by team.
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Mission & Purpose: Engineers in Colorado Springs are closely connected to rider outcomes, building software tied to the AXS ecosystem and validating features in labs and on nearby trails. Feedback suggests the strong cycling identity gives day-to-day work a clear sense of purpose.
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Team Support: Colleagues in Colorado Springs are often seen as approachable and collaborative, working shoulder-to-shoulder across software, firmware, hardware, and test. Feedback suggests the office feels friendly and tight-knit, enabling quick in-person problem solving.
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