Articles about Aurora Solar

These San Francisco tech companies are the ones worth watching.

Olivia McClure

Updated on October 13, 2023

Three team members describe the company’s newest solution, Lead Capture AI, and the empowering, innovative culture that fueled its creation.

So, what can newly minted managers do to ensure a seamless transition into their new role? To find out, Built In San Francisco talked to nine engineers who’ve successfully made the jump to leadership. Here’s what they’ve learned along their career journeys. 

Lucas Dean

Updated on September 21, 2023

At Aurora Solar, this manager explained how data, foresight and an authentic interest in each team member can ensure optimal performance.

Built In San Francisco got a window into the culture of four companies now hiring remote workers.

Anderson Chen

Updated on September 01, 2022

Tech companies rely on team effort. But to avoid burnout from misaligned goals, managers should pay attention to individual growth as well.

Cathleen Draper

Updated on July 19, 2022

These four companies are going above and beyond to create an inclusive culture for women engineers.

The term “people-first company” is in danger of becoming another tech industry cliché. These San Francisco businesses prove it still means something.

Over 7.5 million solar projects have been designed using Aurora’s platform to date.

Learn more about notable newcomers to Aurora Solar and Truework.

Over the last month, Built In SF’s editorial team surveyed the Bay Area’s expansive tech landscape and, after extensive deliberations, presents to you now this list of 21 techies: the San Francisco Changemakers Shaping The Future Of Tech.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on July 07, 2021

There’s never a shortage of tech innovation in the Bay Area, a trend furthered by the hefty venture rounds these companies raised last month. Find out what industries are due for an update and what these startups are doing to facilitate those changes.

Big growth can't happen without keeping employees happy.

The latest raise closely follows the company’s $50 million Series B, which it announced last November. Aurora’s software provides solar companies with a way to automate their workflows so that they can accurately design solar installations.

In order to dig deeper into the strategies they use to manage stakeholder expectations, Built In SF connected with the director of product management at Aurora Solar and a senior product manager at Shift Technologies. Here’s what they said.

Learn how these two San Francisco companies navigated, and leaned into, remote work.

Aurora’s software has helped the development of over four million solar projects across the world.