Racker Culture

OCA accepting the GI BIll is part of Rackspace’s ongoing commitment to veterans, and to increase the pipeline of entry-level IT workers in San Antonio.

The moment I helped my first customer, I was hooked ­— because I was serving. My core purpose in life is to create positive change by serving others.

Learn how Christina Galligan went from federal auditor to director of cybersecurity operations at Rackspace. Hint: she recognizes opportunity!

For the third year in a row, LATINA Style Magazine has selected Rackspace as one of the 50 best companies for Latinas.

More people moved to San Antonio last year than any other city in the nation. Why? Read on to see what the early adopters have already discovered.

An indefatigable champion of San Antonio’s blossoming tech scene, Carter helps people “find their pathway to success and find success in their careers.”

“What makes Rackspace a 'Best Place to Work' for LGBTQIA+ employees is that on top of policies and procedures that allow everyone to bring their whole selves to work and succeed, our community has many opportunities to connect with one another, however they want to do that.”

Rackspace employees have the expertise to solve some of today’s most complex business IT challenges. In addition to helping customers, many also serve o

San Antonio Area Aspirations in Computing last week honored 36 of the brightest young women in South Texas for their technological achievements.

Austin Page credits FIRST Robotics with his career as a software developer. Now he's helping other kids find their passions.

Volunteering for a variety of charities and causes is a core value at Rackspace, where employees are given 24 hours of paid time to volunteer each year.

As a woman in cybersecurity, I’m a statistical anomaly in the workforce, but I hope my story helps women who may be interested get into the field.