We do a lot. As OpenSRS, Enom, Ascio and Hover, we’re the second largest domain registrar in the world. As Ting, we’re investing to build fiber-optic Internet infrastructure across the US. And as Wavelo, we’re building simple software to make telecom a breeze.
We’re a team of smart, skilled people united in our belief of the power of the open Internet. We work at the foundation and build things both real and virtual to make the Internet better.
We’re an overnight success story 29 years in the making. We’re proof positive that good people doing good work nets good results. Together, we’re writing the next chapter of the Tucows story.
Tucows is a collection of businesses that all share a common belief in the power of the open Internet.
"It’s often said that variety is the spice of life, and I can wholeheartedly say that there has never been a dull moment working at Tucows and I’ve had the pleasure of working with some amazing and talented people along the way.
When I started as a customer advisor back in 2013, I always felt like I had a “seat at the table.” My position on the org chart was never an obstacle or a source of contention. I remember attending stand ups and sprint planning sessions and demos. I remember interacting with Product, Engineering, and Marketing teams. I remember going for lunch with the VP of Marketing. I never felt like I had to stay in my lane - I was always encouraged to speak up, to contribute, to participate and it was always received with respect and appreciation.
Now, working for Wavelo 8.5 years after I started with Tucows, I am so passionate about curating a similar experience for my team: making sure they have access to people that can help them, asking them for their opinions, letting them take the wheel and go for a spin, letting them make mistakes and learn from them. I trust my team. I love that my team brings their authentic selves to work every day and that is what makes us so unique. Everyone has so much to offer and everyone deserves a chance.
People have different definitions of “teamwork”, but we embody it every day in everything we do."
If you love the Internet and you want to contribute rather than just consume, we should talk.
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