These innovative San Francisco and Bay Area-based healthcare companies that are changing the way we view medicine.

Olivia McClure

Updated on May 07, 2024

These Silicon Valley tech companies are the innovators worth watching.

These innovative San Francisco and Bay Area-based healthcare companies that are changing the way we view medicine.

Three local tech workers sat down with Built In SF to tell us how their company missions keep them motivated and make a direct impact on the business.

Olivia McClure

Updated on June 29, 2023

Leaders from Evidation Health and Leyton explain how calendar blocking, growth resources and their colleagues have helped them prioritize their professional development.

Learn more about the tools and habits successful software engineers embrace to build their skills and take on novel challenges.

Jenny Lyons-Cunha

Updated on December 28, 2022

From the mothers of suffrage to contemporary movers in social justice, San Francisco is no stranger to woman leadership. Built In SF sat down with five tech leaders to gather their advice on managing the next generation of tech professionals.

Brigid Hogan

Updated on June 07, 2022

Two engineering leaders share the communications habits and systems that keep their teams connected.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on March 10, 2022

‘I am allowed to take up space’ and other lessons San Francisco tech leaders have learned from the women who inspire them.

Kim Conway

Updated on February 02, 2022

The projects? Impactful. The teams? Collaborative. The companies? Hiring.

Built In SF caught up with a lead product manager from Evidation Health who shared the lessons he’s learned and what advice he’d give to someone moving into a leadership role.

The teams at Sift, Grammarly and Evidation Health continuously update their models for accuracy and inclusion.

How and why these companies will continue to support remote work after workers are allowed to return to the office.

Evidation’s research platform, Achievement, acquires behavioral data from medical sensors, devices, audio and video tools to predict disease onset and identify key intervention points.

For data engineers to get the best insights possible, cutting-edge tools and technical prowess are a must. But there’s another important element needed, too: great communication skills.

Olivia McClure

Updated on October 16, 2020

Being a woman is hard — but being a woman in tech is even harder. Four local tech leaders discuss the challenges of male-dominated teams and how to overcome them.

San Francisco-based tech companies are showing how digital technology can help alleviate the coronavirus pandemic, with applications that extend well beyond the current public health crisis.