Gone are the days of just working for a paycheck.

Gone are the days of just working for a paycheck.

Peloton has nearly 3,000 employees  — about 40 percent of those are members of an employee resource group, or ERG. Here is how the company drives such high levels of engagement.

Lucas Dean

Updated on September 29, 2023

These tech companies stand out from the crowd due to their employee benefits, cultures and energized teams. Built In broke down what makes them worthy of the spotlight.

Jenny Lyons-Cunha

Updated on July 10, 2023

Well-run design sprints can capture lightning in a bottle. Design leaders from Peloton, EPAM, Riskified and Howl explain how their respective teams make the magic happen.

Jenny Lyons-Cunha

Updated on June 30, 2023

Well-run design sprints can capture lightning in a bottle. Design leaders from Peloton, EPAM, Riskified and Howl explain how their respective teams make the magic happen.

Jenny Lyons-Cunha

Updated on March 16, 2023

The transition from individual contributor to leader can be turbulent. RocketReach CTO Jeremy Livingston and Peloton Engineering Manager Jennifer Barry sat down with Built In New York to share the tips they wish they had heard as new leaders.

From fast-growing startups to established firms with hefty benefits, here’s a rundown of NYC’s most noteworthy people-first organizations to watch in the season ahead.

Eva Roethler

Updated on December 07, 2022

The Peloton Row was designed to make the complex rowing movement as easy as riding a bike. Meet the team who brought the idea to life.

These rapidly expanding New York companies are looking for people who step up to own important projects.

Jenny Lyons-Cunha

Updated on September 12, 2022

Individual goal-setting has the power to stoke internal motivation. When that motivation is channeled towards a unified company goal, there is opportunity for symbiotic

Accessibility has been an ever-present challenge in the fitness industry for years. Peloton believes it’s time for change.

A love of music and artistic discovery formed the backbone of “Emma’s Listening Party,” a content series for indoor cycling classes on the Peloton platform. But talent and teamwork pushed it past the finish line.

May 2018: The following companies are looking for their next marketing team members to help keep their businesses fresh and visible. Everyone on our list has multiple marketing jobs in NYC currently open.

Whether you’re already a stats wizard or just starting in the field, these companies all have open data jobs in NYC.

Built In NYC sat down with Peloton’s lead product manager, UX designer and a member of the company’s Health and Wellness Advisory Council to learn how their latest feature, Strive Score, came to be.

How a data- and insights-driven approach anchors this marketer’s strategy.

This culture of empowerment not only extends to Peloton’s athletes — it permeates to the Peloton team both in and out of their NYC headquarters. We spoke with three of Peloton’s employees, two of whom work beyond the Big Apple, to see how they help spread this message to the masses while steering their own career growth.

These NYC tech companies are leaving a mark on their respective fields.

In order to gain some insight into a few of the companies that are contributing to the thriving NYC tech scene, we rounded up four local companies. We asked leaders from Peloton, Tango340B, Mantl and Mulberry Technology to share what their 2021 goals are. Here’s what they said.

This deal, Peloton’s largest to date, will help boost its manufacturing capabilities amid a surge in demand brought on by the pandemic. The company is also hiring, with hundreds of open tech positions.

Peloton’s Senior Product Manager sat down with Built In NYC to share what it looks like to design a new Peloton bike, how her team approaches and implements feedback and why a bike isn’t just a bike.

The new partnership will include “Homecoming”-themed workouts and a free two-year digital membership for students at some of the top HBCUs in the country. 

Peloton is reported to be releasing a cheaper version of its treadmill and a more premium version of its stationary bike.

These tools will help keep your development efforts on track.

Want to transform your body from the beer-chugging, television watching machine you've trained it to be into something a bit more beach friendly. Here are 17 New York-based startups happy to help you along.

You bought the bike, you bought the subscription, and soon you can buy the stock.

Built In NYC has carefully selected 50 young companies (all less than five years old) that we believe will make a big splash over the next 12 months. Some are hiring and some are not, but all are worth keeping an eye on.

See who had a fruitful August.

Here are the eight local startups that made CNBC's Disruptor 50 list.

JULY 2016: Ambitious, but bored? Know you could be doing more, but stuck in a job that's going nowhere? Life's too short to settle for mediocrity. New York's tech scene is booming, and companies are hungry for ambitious, hardworking, creative talent. Here are seven of New York's hottest tech companies hiring right now.

It might be cold outside right now, but cycling season is right around the corner. It’s almost time to pull on your padded shorts, lube your chain and mount up. But, while you're still patiently waiting, there are some tech companies doing interesting things in the cycling world you should check out.

Peloton has seen rapid growth since its inception, with hefty investment bets to boot. To date, the company has raised over $119 million in venture capital and seen a fivefold increase in membership each year since it was founded.