Get to know Brownrice.

Working at Brownrice

No openings right now—but since you're here,
come on in and meet the crew.

We're a small team of friendly tech geeks in Taos, New Mexico.
We build, code, troubleshoot, secure, and occasionally enjoy the mountains.

First, the humans.

A small team doing some pretty big things.

~/about

Small team. Big geek energy.

We're programmers, system administrators, and all-around curious humans who run our own data center and help real people solve real problems.

No giant corporate machinery. No sea of cubicles. Just good people doing good work.

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What we're nerding out about

Linux, security, infrastructure, and the occasional server mystery. Our tech blog is where we share what we're building, fixing, and figuring out along the way.

No corporate spin. Just a peek behind the servers at what makes us tick.

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We fix stuff. Lots of stuff.

Websites misbehave. Email gets cranky. Servers have questions. Our support FAQ is a peek at the puzzles we solve every day.

We like solving the problem. We like helping the human on the other end even more.

Not everyone on the team is human.

The fish think they work here.

Support techs in training. Please don't ask them to reset your password.

Our office saltwater tank sits within earshot of enough tech support calls that the fish think they work here. They've picked up a thing or two about WordPress, or so they tell us. We're holding off on giving them access to the servers.

We spend our days keeping systems healthy and running smoothly. Apparently, that extends to the aquarium. We're streaming geeks, too, so naturally the tank has its own live cam. Check in anytime.

Now, zoom out a little.

The servers have a pretty good view.

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We take our technology seriously. Ourselves? A little less so.

Our Taos data center runs on solar power, renewable energy, and renewable energy credits. We like our servers fast, our infrastructure reliable, and our footprint small.

And when the workday's done? Mountains, trails, skiing, and actual fresh air, right outside the door.

50kW Solar Array

About a third of our total power comes straight from the sun.

Cooled by Mountain Air

Outside-air cooling means no air conditioning nine months of the year.

100% Green Hosting

Solar + renewables + RECs = 100% clean-powered hosting. We've got the receipts.

The Brownrice solar array at our Taos data center

No openings. No hard feelings.

Good people tend to stick around here, so openings don't come along every day.
When one does, we'll post it right here. No sudo required.

Thanks for getting to know us. Come back and see what we're up to.

Don't just take our word for it.

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We have relied on Brownrice for over 15 years to be the tech brawn behind the scenes that keeps our website design and development projects running smoothly and affordably. You can’t beat the superior service they provide, especially when a human answers the phone!

Molly Duncan
President, Creative Director
Desert Elements Design

Colocating equipment in a datacenter is an exercise of trust. The team at Brownrice Internet is a genuinely great group of people who continue to earn my trust year after year, going above and beyond time after time. They are genuinely great to work with.

Daniel Robbins
Funtoo Linux

This is an amazing service. Check them out and tell them I sent you.

Caroline Blaker
Petroglyph Creative

(via Twitter)

We host 100’s of our client websites with Brown Rice and have high expectations for service, security and backups. Brown Rice's accountable, always-helpful specialists have consistently supplied reliable, upbeat support to my team and myself when we need it. We couldn’t be happier.

Jennifer Martin
President/CEO
Xynergy Inc.

Our listeners count on our online systems for our six local radio stations. Believe me, they let us know when there is a problem! Since moving to Brown Rice, that phone doesn't ring anymore with complaints about speeds or quality. We can always count on the Brownrice!

Scott Hutton
President, Hutton Broadcasting
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