Alyssa Schroer

Updated on November 08, 2024

If you want to get your bearings in the San Francisco tech scene, start by familiarizing yourself with these companies.

Conlan Carter

Updated on October 18, 2024

Working on the cutting edge of technology means there’s a lot for an engineer to learn.

Conlan Carter

Updated on October 18, 2024

Working on the cutting edge of technology means there’s a lot for an engineer to learn.

Conlan Carter

Updated on March 12, 2024

We sat down with some recent sales hires to discuss finding the perfect team fit — and what made them apply.

Taylor Rose

Updated on October 31, 2023

Grammarly is using its workplace culture as a model for more nuanced asynchronous communication.

Leaders from Grammarly, Roblox and more reflect on their path to innovation.

If engineers could predict the future, what would they want to see? The outcome of the presidential election? When flying cars will be in space? More likely, they’d seek a timeline of future customer usage surges so they can properly prepare to scale.  

“Throughout the process, it felt like I was genuinely able to get to know the team — and vice versa.” Software Engineer Brian Cameros detailed how his hiring experience unfolded.

Lucas Dean

Updated on September 16, 2022

Find out what these companies look for in candidates and what it's like to work on their teams.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on April 18, 2022

For these San Francisco reps, selling a life-changing product starts by believing in its potential — and personalizing the prospect approach.

Four local movers and shakers from the tech community shared their best tips for growing a sales team — and what they look for when hiring new reps.

Built In San Francisco caught up engineering leaders across the city to gain some insight into what the role of full-stack engineer specifically entails at each of their companies (some of which are even hiring right now) and an interesting project they’re currently working on that’s put their skills to the test.