The ranking, compiled in partnership with Plant‑A Insights Group, evaluated U.S. technology employers across ten dimensions of employee satisfaction, drawing on more than 287,000 company reviews submitted by over 129,000 technology‑sector workers.
Altimetrik’s inclusion adds to a series of workplace accolades: it has been certified as a Great Place to Work for seven straight years, was listed among Glassdoor’s Best‑Led Companies in 2025, appeared on USA Today’s Top Workplaces list in 2024, and received ET Now’s Best Organisations for Women award in 2024.
“Great engineering starts with great teams, and great teams require a culture where people know the organization is investing in their growth,” said Raj Sundaresan, CEO of Altimetrik. “As AI changes how technology is designed and delivered, the real differentiator is the judgment, curiosity and ownership of the people using the tools.”
Newsweek Editor‑in‑Chief Jennifer H. Cunningham said the list “elevates the tech companies that look beyond perks to build environments rooted in clear communication, equity, and meaningful professional development,” adding that it serves as “an essential index of the workplaces driving the future of the digital economy.”
Altimetrik now employs more than 10,000 practitioners across 16 countries and serves over 150 enterprise clients in sectors ranging from financial services to healthcare. Its global talent network includes engineering centers in North America, Europe, Latin America and Asia, with India serving as its largest innovation hub.
The company’s AI‑native operating system, ALTi AIOS™, combines the latest artificial‑intelligence capabilities with deep engineering expertise to help clients modernize systems, data and processes. Partnerships with OpenAI, Google Gemini, Anthropic, Databricks and major hyperscalers give its customers access to cutting‑edge AI tools while retaining flexibility in technology choices.
Altimetrik is also a member of the World Economic Forum’s Centre for AI Excellence, appears on Constellation Research’s 2025 ShortList for Global AI Services, and is listed as a major contender in several Everest Group PEAK Matrix assessments, including Software Product Engineering Services (2026) and Enterprise Quality Engineering Services (2025).