What’s it really like to be an engineer at a leading tech company in NYC? It depends.

What’s it really like to be an engineer at a leading tech company in NYC? It depends.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on February 06, 2023

Longevity in New York City is a rare concept. Restaurants close, jobs fluctuate, buildings get demolished, and the “it” spot rotates around the city like the earth around the sun. However, careers in tech are starting to root deeper as employees align their personal goals with their professional growth. 

Lucas Dean

Updated on January 24, 2023

In New York City’s crowded and kinetic tech industry, these 11 companies have what it takes to stand out.

Anderson Chen

Updated on August 24, 2022

Tech companies today are powered by data. But data-oriented teams have tech stacks that reflect foresight in an ever-changing field.

Olivia McClure

Updated on April 14, 2022

Three members of the Teachers Pay Teachers team tell us how the company prioritizes professional growth and connection across remote and in-person spaces, while still working toward its mission of empowering educators to teach at their best.

Tech professionals often face challenges in their work, but how can these be utilized as opportunities for growth?

With prospects quickly burning out on emailed queries, the sales pendulum is swinging away from automation and back toward old-fashioned tactics.

The way products are designed and made has shifted over the past decade or so. These leaders share the successes that came from rethinking the standard model.

Mentorship programs may have once been intended to develop the skills of less experienced employees, but the engineering programs at the following companies aim to keep everyone in mind.