Mia Goulart

Updated on March 20, 2025

It might not feel like summer in the Bay Area, but its tech scene is as hot as ever.

Mia Goulart

Updated on March 20, 2025

It might not feel like summer in the Bay Area, but its tech scene is as hot as ever.

Nurturing a dynamic work culture is still possible. You just need the right tools to make it happen.

Opportunities abound in healthtech, real estate, finance and more. 

Want to keep your sales pipeline constantly flowing? We have some tips.

So, in order to gain some insight into what to expect in tech this year, Built In San Francisco checked in with five local companies. We asked leaders from Digit, Egnyte, Granular, Liftoff and AfterPay to share what they’re working on and the impact they think it’ll have on their respective industries.

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.

Two local tech leaders share how prioritizing their personal well-being as well as championing peer support has allowed them to better guide their teams during inevitable ups and downs. 

Olivia McClure

Updated on March 20, 2025

Sync-ups are essential, but they’re not always effective. These eight San Francisco leaders run more productive huddles using these guiding principles.