10 Best Medium Workplaces in Tech

Fortune’s second-ever list of the best employers in tech is divided into three categories: small, medium, and large companies. To compile the list, Great Place to Work surveyed 48,000 employees at 115 companies about career development opportunities, risk-taking, work-life balance, compensation and recognition, transparency, camaraderie, and other factors.

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The Top Ten

xMatters

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xMatters' communications software for IT teams might often be used in times of crisis, but that doesn't mean working for the San Ramon, Calif.-based company feels like one. In fact, far from it: xMatters' offices are stocked with snacks and drinks, include an on-site gym, breakfast and lunch meals are served daily, and employees enjoy a variety of annual perks such as company retreats and grants to be used toward personal goals. Read the Great Place to Work review here.

HubSpot

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Marketing software company HubSpot might be located in Cambridge, Mass., far away from Silicon Valley's plush offices, but it still manages to provide as great of an employee experience as its other technology peers. HubSpot's employees enjoy huge flexibility, including unlimited vacation, snacks and meals at the office, an on-site gym, education reimbursements, and social activities. Read the Great Place to Work review here.

Bounce Exchange

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Bounce Exchange has made its name by helping companies turn visitors to their websites into customers, audience members, and more. But that's not the only folks this New York City-based company is keeping engaged. The five-year-old startup's employees rave about the office's game room, which includes a shuffle board and pool table, and free weekly meditation and monthly massage sessions. Read the Great Place to Work review here.

Spiceworks

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Spiceworks, a 10-year-old software company based in Austin, says it has built the largest network of IT professionals. Whether that's true or not, one thing's for sure: It takes good care of its employees with its slew of company perks. Its over 400 employees enjoy weekly happy hour events, yummy breakfast twice a week, and an on-site yoga and martial arts studio with free classes. Read the Great Place to Work review here.

eVestment

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eVestment, a company that provides cloud-based tools for investment professionals, has a special focus when it comes to employee perks: health. The 16-year-old company with offices in Marietta, Ga. and New York City, keeps its teams going strong with free healthy snacks, team fitness challenges, showers at the office to encourage a mid-day workout, and flu shots, cholesterol tests, and blood pressure screenings for those who need them. Read the Great Place to Work review here.

Atlassian

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Every quarter, Atlassian's employees are given 24 hours to work on a project of their choice as long as it relates to the company's products, office, or culture. Though it culminates in a contest with winners for the best ideas, the maker of workplace collaboration software knows how to rewards all of its employees all year long. Atlassian employees enjoy paid volunteer time and unlimited vacation, along with tasty meals and snacks every day. Read the Great Place to Work review here.

HireVue

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Best known for its software that helps companies better manage their recruiting efforts, Utah-native HireVue is not surprisingly taking care of its own employees in all manners. The company's nearly 200 employee enjoy gym membership discounts, a $3,000 annual budget toward education or skills development, flexible schedules, and free snacks, thanks to company trips to Costco to stock up twice a month. Read the Great Place to Work review here.

CyberArk

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At cybersecurity firm CyberArk, 99% of employees say the company has a great atmosphere and 98% say it provides great rewards. And that's not surprising: The 17-year-old company's employees get free snacks and meals at the office, a flexible work policy that allows them to work from home, flu shots to keep them healthy, and comprehensive health coverage plan. Read the Great Place to Work review here.

PernixData

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PernixData might not be a household name yet, but the San Jose, Calif.-based company's 174 employees are happy to call it home. With free snacks and meals everyday, and a comprehensive health insurance plan that even covers alternative treatments such as acupuncture, homeopathy, or chiropractic, it's no wonder that all employees surveyed say the company has a great atmosphere. Read the Great Place to Work review here.

Malwarebytes

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Every year, employees at Malwarebyte prepare for one big event: the annual ping pong tournament. The eight-year-old maker of malware-fighting software also keeps them healthy and in shape year-round, with healthy snacks and meals, smoothies, an on-site gym and pool, and a wellness program, so they’ll be ready for the big tournament. Read the Great Place to Work review here.