At Datadog, employees believe it might be.

As an engineer, finding ways to work smarter, not harder, can pay huge dividends. These are those ways.

The first five months of 2016 has brought sizable funding to the city, with investors backing a number of New York-based startups in the form of financing rounds. Here are some of the top companies hiring right now that have received funding this year.

New York's tech companies tend not to be the sorts that skimp on the perks. Here are 8 companies with amazing food-related perks that’ll make your stomach rumble with envy.

APRIL 2016: A conference table made of 32,000 Legos; an old London phone booth for making private calls; catered gourmet lunches — landing a job at one of these seven NYC companies means going to work will never feel like "work" again.

Since launching in 2010, DataDog, the leading SaaS-monitoring platform for cloud applications, has helped companies turn their IT data into actionable insight. Accordingly, DataDog has racked up an impressive roster of clients, including corporations such as Airbnb, Netflix, Twilio, EA, Spotify and Warner Bros. Today, the company announced a massive $94.5 million Series D round, further solidifying its place in the B2B tech market.