Susannah McCloskey · atomicobject.com

Smart. Curious. Always up for a challenge.

How does Atomic make successful products? With an amazing team of software developers and designers–all working on-site at our four offices.

These aren't just code jockeys. Atoms deeply understand software: how people use it, what features provide the most value, and all the logic that makes it go.

We’re also familiar with scores of languages and tools, and we invest heavily in staying on top of our game. That’s why we’re invited to speak at conferences every year.

Circular infographic with a large red ring showing 98% and a smaller teal ring inside showing 68%.

110

Makers

92%

Have Bachelors Degrees

100%

Work from a U.S.-Regional Office

140

Experienced Atoms

4

Regional offices across the U.S. from which all Atoms work

12.3

Average years of experience

76

Employee owners

$450k

Spent on continuing education each year

21

Atoms have been at Atomic more than a decade

4

Disciplines represented on our full product teams

350

Software products built by Atoms

The Atomic Object team collaborates during a meeting, discussing software development and design.

“I learned that ‘owning it’ also meant acknowledging when I didn’t understand or know something. Through pair programming and the help of my team, I began developing the skill of asking for help when I needed it.”

"Atomic’s size and longevity have also been hugely beneficial for our teams. They contribute to an enriched employment experience, characterized by robust internal peer networks, expansive learning and growth opportunities, and financial stability.”

Michael Marsiglia

“I love the thoughtful approach Atomic takes to everything it does… they never just wing it. And I love just how much everybody’s hearts are in their work — they actually care.”

Jeff Williams

We've been making strides to increase the diversity of our team, but obviously we still have a long way to go. Learn how we’re working to be more inclusive.

The Atomic Object team poses together outdoors, showcasing collaboration and unity in software development.

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