Taylor Rose
Staff Writer at Built In
Expertise: Tech, Sustainability, DEI
Education: Antioch University
Taylor Rose is a staff writer for Built In. Taylor is an award-winning journalist who has written about sustainability, tech, art and human rights for the last decade. Taylor has also worked in the tech sector and for nonprofits as a content strategist throughout their career. They hold a B.A. in Journalism from Indiana University, an M.A. in Urban Sustainability and an M.F.A in Creative Writing, Nonfiction from Antioch University. Taylor is currently writing their second book.
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An inside look at how to get a competitive advantage from Grocery TV and NextRoll.
From health tech to web design, these are the top innovators hiring software engineers in the Big Apple
The experience-management software company is accustomed to gathering feedback, but it also makes a point to intentionally listen and truly support women and diverse groups on its staff.
How these engineers are using AI to make customers’ lives easier.
How the NYC fintech company creates an office culture of connection.
An inside look at the skills these software engineers developed that helped them step into management.
Making time for exploration is how teammates at Kensho come up with new ideas, kickstart collaboration and volunteer their technical skills to the community.
“It’s the perfect way to celebrate our successes, laugh with colleagues and get hyped for the new year ahead.” People Operations Manager Kelly Mills offered an inside look at Order.co’s holiday traditions.
A play-by-play of how GameChanger’s computer vision and engineering team made Autostream and Film Room to help coaches of youth sports.
An interview with the president of Pride@Braze diving into how the ERG meets the different needs of global LGBTQIA+ employees.
What’s the Recipe for a Great Sales Team Culture? Team Relationships, Support and Open Communication
An inside look at how the sales teams from NYC-based Kensho, Movable Ink and Findigs put their people first.
How Regal is changing the recipe for hybrid work to fit NYC life.