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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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Mission & Purpose: Work in Colorado Springs is closely tied to real rider outcomes, with software teams validating AXS features in labs and on nearby trails and a bike-centric purpose highlighted in company materials. The office rituals and community programs reinforce a sense that day-to-day engineering contributes to cycling and its broader impact.
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Team Support: Colleagues are often seen as approachable in the Springs office, with scrum-based pods, mentoring, and open collaboration spaces enabling quick, hands-on problem solving alongside hardware and test teams. Daily stand-ups and ad-hoc whiteboarding help maintain alignment without heavy bureaucracy.
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Innovation & Products: Software engineers build across mobile, cloud, and device software for the AXS ecosystem and iterate rapidly through on-site labs and trail testing. Cross-disciplinary pods and proximity to RockShox and test facilities support fast validation of rider-facing capabilities.
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Develop and maintain features for the bike computer ecosystem from concept to production. Collaborate with product, design, and engineers, participate in code reviews, maintain CI/CD pipelines, write and run automated tests, troubleshoot/debug issues, and contribute to delivery cadence and engineering culture.
