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Working at YETI, you’ll be an integral player in our industry-leading, global brand. Here, you can forge a unique path and have a meaningful impact at every level. Whether you’re an Everest regular or simply enjoy a good vista, there are career opportunities for trailblazers of all talents and backgrounds at YETI.

Website
http://www.yeti.com
Industry
Manufacturing
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
Austin, TX
Type
Public Company
Founded
2006
Specialties
Premium Ice Coolers, Ice Chests, Outdoors, Sporting Goods, and Consumer Goods

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  • YETI reposted this

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    Director, Brand Strategy at YETI

    CRAVE THE COLD Sportsnet 🤝 National Hockey League (NHL) The first YETI hockey spot flighting during regional and national broadcasts of your Canadian NHL franchise. Took a village as they say, in this case the commitment from this village was unrivalled with creating a piece that was on-brand and built a bridge back to the wild where the game first began on frozen ponds, lakes, and heck a stream coming from the freeze/thaws in the eavestrough…if the water froze and you could skate on it, well then you did. Media: Wavemaker Canada Sandra Cardoso Christina Andruchiw Katharine Donner Content/Post-Production/Licensing: Courtney Katz Taylor Johns Walker McCrae Austin McKenna Sarah Munoz Amy Thomas

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    👏 🎉 Congratulations to Bill Neff for earning a spot on Campaign US CMO 50 list! This recognition highlights the creativity, leadership, and innovation that continues to drive us forward and connects us deeply to our communities.

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    YETI | Events and Community Marketing

    I had a call from my good friend, Rowan Bailey at 2am on Saturday morning to say that he had just experienced the best day in his professional career. Most of you (in the YETI ecosystem) will know Rowan for being an absolute rockstar, but, you might not know that he is a fly fishing guide on the south coast. SO, for him to call me with with such a huge statement (on behalf of this community) means so much. We have supported the Orvis Saltwater Fly Fishing Festival for the past 5 years, but when they came to us and presented extending the competition to a 2am finish - we jumped at the opportunity to support the anglers with a refuge to keep them out for longer. YETI brought the first ever Night Station to this event. We built a tent (and I got to learn all about building tents in line with tides - eeeek), provided hot and cold drinks and brought heart to this incredible bunch of dedicated anglers. We were built from this community, so ensuring we continue to show up, talk, learn and build trust within fishing will always be important to me/YETI. Thanks for having us, Orvis UK! Lakedown Brewing Company Claire Zambuni Spiro Charles Jardine ❤️

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    Introducing a life-sized casket for death-sized beverages: The Casket Cooler from Liquid Death x YETI. Featuring Triple Foam ColdCell™ technology, once you fill this one-of-a-kind giant casket with ice and Liquid Death, it will become the life of any party. But when we say “one-of-a-kind” we mean it. We only made one Casket Cooler for sale. So we’re auctioning it off over the next few days. Bidding ends Friday 8/30 at 12 pm PST. Place your bid now at https://lnkd.in/gzn5YmE2 #liquiddeath

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    Director, Digital Product Management @ YETI

    We know how passionate YETI customers are and we’re proud to share some amazing new features launched recently on YETI.com to allow them to deepen their engagement with the brand they love, on a new level… ➡️ A new and improved product registration experience with 3 paths to registrations, including the ability to register with one-click from Order History.  ➡️ A new Gear Locker where users can visualize all of their gear in one place. ➡️ Curated collections based on pursuit, color, or favorite products.  ➡️ A new preference center where users can tell us more about themselves and their favorite parts of the YETI brand. This project was a huge undertaking, delivered by a collection of incredible contributors on the YETI team and in partnership with our friends at Code and Theory. Hats off to Brooks Lyford, Rachel Kendig, Ashley Allen, Seth Weiss, Solomon (Henry) Roh, Jon Copp, Ginny Golden, Brent Dorsey, Nick Narsaraopally, Allison Underwood, Andrea B., Isaac Vallee, Brent Haller, Hannah Foster, Scott Streit, Sabnam K., Roy T., Vab Dwivedi, Bryan Vannoy, Sebastian Ochoa, Benjamin Rusczek, Soong Shin, David Worthley, Graham Ameron, Ranald Gordon, Ivan 🚀 Ivanov, Mykhailo Lebedev, and Svitlana Kever for this incredible vision and delivery!

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    We are incredibly grateful for the hard work and fresh perspectives our summer interns brought to the team. We are so excited for the next step of their journeys, and across YETI, we are cheering them on in their continued success and impact! 

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    Undergraduate ITEC - Software Development @ GGC | Code2College Alum

    Last week marked the end of another invaluable experience at YETI. I am truly grateful to have learned so much through both the part-time job during my senior year and this amazing summer internship. YETI is such a special company because the culture there is incredibly welcoming and everyone is so passionate about what they do. I'm thankful to have been surrounded by so many brilliant people who were so willing to bestow their knowledge and unquie experiences, as well as lend their support and encouragement to my endeavors, teaching me many significant lessons and gifting advice I now carry with me to college! I'd be remiss if I dont start this off by giving a huge thank you to Seth Weiss my mentor and number one advocator! He put so much care and effort into ensuring I was presented with every wonderful opportunity YETI had to offer, he taught me many new methods and tricks I can now apply to both the technical realm and to my soft skills. Working with him is always a pleasure because he's always up for challenging our perspective on whatever assignment we choose to tackle. Thank you Seth, you're an amazing mentor! And of course, Thank you to the entire YETI.com team! Especially to Hannah Foster, Thomas Sebby, Brent Haller, and Isaac Vallee for reviewing my code, providing feedback, and challenging my ideas and next steps as I progressed on my project, I can feel more confident in my work as a developer because of you guys. In addition thank you Dave Monahan, Aaron Crocco, Staci Kae Brookover, Scott Streit and the rest of the team for all the good lucks, best wishes, and encouragement! Meeting you all and learning about your roles and responsibilities was so interesting and inspiring. What an admirable team! During this internship, one of the coolest experiences I had was meeting (and shadowing) the Strategy & Analytics team at Yeti. Huge thank you to Claire Matthews, David Doshier, Adam W., Daniel Byrd, Stephen Stark, and Ron Romanowski for letting me bug you with all my questions and for showing me the impressive work you all do. I've taken so much from the stories and advice you've given me! Finally, as always, I'd like to thank everyone in Code2College for making all of these amazing experiences possible. The lessons learned and the confidence gained to continue advancing in both my academic and career pathways is largely thanks to this wonderful organization making those first key steps possible. As I start my college career, I go knowing I will constantly be looking back on this summer, I would not have had it any other way, YETI taught me so much and left a lasting impression. Thank you again to everyone who made this summer great!

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    Another peek inside this summer's #internship experience 🤠 Thank you for letting us be part of your journey!

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    Code2College Software Engineer Intern @YETI | Quest-bridge Scholar | CS @ Northwestern ‘28 |

    As I wrap up my summer before college, I wanted to take a moment to express my deepest gratitude for my YETI summer internship experience. These past 8-weeks have been truly transformative, and I’m so thankful for the opportunity to work with such a fantastic team. From developing A/B tests with to experimenting with UI/UX elements through jQuery, JavaScript, and CSS, every challenge has been a valuable learning experience. A huge shoutout to Zach Parmenter and Christopher Chafin for being amazing mentors and making every day so amusing and insightful. Your guidance and support have made a significant impact on me, and I’m excited to carry these lessons into the next chapter of my life. A special thank you to my beloved Digital Product team—your warmth, kindness, and support made me feel like a true YETIzen. I deeply appreciate how you celebrated even the most mundane wins, believed in me, and entrusted me with meaningful work. I also want to express my gratitude to my Code2College case manager, Dana Ansley, for ensuring everything went smoothly during my internship. Nicole S., thank you for being an amazing Vision 24 advocate, treating me like family. And to my Vision 24 mentor, Sarah Luna, your help with interview prep and the confidence and motivation you instilled allowed me to walk into my internship with much less stress. The amount of shoutouts are endless, and I am forever grateful for everyone’s support. Additionally, I’d like to extend my thanks to Code2College, Matt Stephenson, Ryan Long , and Alessia 'Alex' Cherici, Ph.D. for the abundant amounts of support, and for helping to make this opportunity possible. Your dedication to empowering students in tech is truly inspiring!! Looking forward to staying connected and continuing to build on the skills and experiences I’ve gained. Thank you, YETI, for an unforgettable summer! Here's a few photos to commemorate such memories. #Internship #Gratitude #Tech #CareerGrowth #Code2College #YETI #FrontEndDevelopment #DigitalProductTeam #Vision24

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    We are incredibly proud of our 2024 summer #interns! They brought fresh perspectives, energy, and a drive that inspired. It was our privilege to watch them grown, learn, and contribute in meaningful ways. We can't wait to see what the future holds for these talented individuals. Thank you for being part of our journey!

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    Electrical and Computer Engineering @ The University of Texas at Austin '28

    What an incredible experience I had the past two months. I had the honor and privilege to intern at YETI, one of the best companies in Austin (there might be bias in my statement). My days were not only filled with challenges but filled with joy and excitement. Although the challenges were not easy, I couldn't have done it without the amazing people standing behind me. Most notably, my amazing mentor Daniel Byrd. He guided me through every step of my journey and made sure that I not only failed, but learned what it means to succeed. I couldn’t have asked for a better mentor. On top of that, I was also greeted by the amazing CS&A team (Allison Underwood,Andrea B., Kaitlyn Drake, David Doshier, Erin Kaivan, Rhett Bailey, Claire Matthews, Edna Diaz, Sabnam K., Adam W., Stephen Stark, Ron Romanowski, Natalia Rosenfield, PhD, and Brad Brewer) all who took me in as if I was one of their own and who never shied away from a question I had. They were a huge part of why the experience was so meaningful and most importantly, taught me what it meant to be a part of a caring community. The next team I work with will have some big shoes to fill to stand in comparison to the CS&A team. Alas, the journey was nothing short of spectacular. I learned so much about what it means to be a part of the professional world and what it takes to grow as a person and as a professional. Every learning I had will undoubtedly be extremely important to my future development and my future career goals. And to those at Code2College, I want to thank you. You are, without a doubt, one of the best organizations I have ever got to be a part of. You create a real change in our communities by giving us the opportunities to intern and are true life-changers. Your work is truly meaningful and could not be done without the amazing people behind the organization. People like Alessia 'Alex' Cherici, Ph.D. and the other amazing staff at Code2College made this experience possible. Thank you. And once again, thank you YETI. You will always hold a special place in my heart.

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