Recognized as One of Top 100 Remote Companies to Work For in 2022

by DNSFilter Team on Jan 5, 2022 12:00:00 AM

One of the most popular transitions and priorities that the workforce has taken on in the last couple of years is remote-first companies. From better work-life balance to freedom of working on your own time, remote work has officially become the way to go for a lot of employers.

With DNSFilter having these remote-work benefits and more, we have been recognized as one of the top 100 remote companies to work for in 2022 by Built In!

Built In is a platform where tech professionals all over the country can learn more about the industry, build connections, and start their future careers in jobs they believe in. Starting with a value in focusing their platform for small tech start-ups, they now connect professionals with companies all over the country. They have a major focus in connecting tech talent to their best match in the tech industry.

Some of DNSFilter’s highlighted benefits from Built In are our 4-day rotating work week, our health and wellness benefits, and our culture and diversity. Interested in working with us? Apply here today!

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