Trek Bicycle

Employees say:

"I am new to Trek and one of the things that stands out to me is the positivity, encouragement and level of support that is given at this company. I have worked for other companies in the past and this is simply not the norm. From day one I have felt valued for the knowledge and skill that I bring to the table. There has yet to be a moment where I feel like my opinion doesn't matter. I have never experienced a place as uniquely positive and uplifting as Trek."

Trek Bicycle ranks No. 23 on the 2025 World’s 25 Best Workplaces list.

Trek Bicycle ranks 65 on this year’s Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For – Europe list.

Employees say:

"The opportunities to contribute ideas and feedback without being in management is unique. I think our voices are often heard in a way other companies don't bother with. Management seems to truly care for the employees and want to make them feel at home and empowered to do their job well."

Employees say: "Management has been the fairest that I've ever experienced, my ideas feel heard, and I feel like an important part of the team. This aspect is something that cannot be said about other positions and companies in my past."

Trek Bicycle ranks No. 19 on the 2024 World’s 25 Best Workplaces list.

Employees say:

"We're driven by a smart big picture, and encouraged to create and achieve goals at each business unit. There is enough flexibility in this format to allow each business to create something truly unique and special."

Trek Bicycle, a bicycle and equipment design and manufacturing company, has peddled up 23 spots in the ranks from last year. With an annual global revenue of more than $1 billion, it’s one of the largest bicycle brands in the world, and in line with the brand, quality attention to good health is one of its priorities. Employees at its Waterloo, Wisc., headquarters received free farm-to-table meals during the pandemic. Now, access to the café costs a flat $5-per-day rate. Beyond that, Trek has paid $2 million in tuition reimbursements since 2006, about $484,000 of which was paid last year. It also sponsors Pride Rides in support of queer communities across the country.