Alyssa Schroer

Updated on April 30, 2024

These companies leverage data insights for marketing and advertising purposes.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on April 26, 2024

Thanks to the company’s recently launched Learning and Organizational Development department, employees are making long-term career plans by better understanding exactly all the ways they can grow.

Mae Rice

Updated on May 06, 2024

Check out these examples of how companies use big data to predict the next big step.

Alyssa Schroer

Updated on April 30, 2024

These companies leverage data insights for marketing and advertising purposes.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on April 26, 2024

Thanks to the company’s recently launched Learning and Organizational Development department, employees are making long-term career plans by better understanding exactly all the ways they can grow.

At Centerfield, these team members’ professional growth encapsulates the marketing tech company’s emphasis on advancing women’s careers.

By combining a powerful marketing platform with a web of trusted consumer-geared sites, Centerfield has quietly gained influence as a major player in customer acquisition.

Alyssa Schroer

Updated on April 01, 2024

To unpack big data is to unpack big solutions — check out the companies maneuvering data on a massive scale.

With the tech community changing every day, it's become clear that LA is home to an exciting crop of adtech startups.

Conlan Carter

Updated on January 24, 2024

Here’s how one tech team is making AI work for them.

At Centerfield, these team members’ professional growth encapsulates the marketing tech company’s emphasis on advancing women’s careers.

Sales leaders from Centerfield and Telesign create opportunities to praise everyone from newcomers to top performers.

People leaders shared how they invest in their team members’ continued education and professional growth.

The career ladder for women has a broken first rung. Here’s how to leap it.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on November 09, 2022

Thanks to the company’s recently launched Learning and Organizational Development department, employees are making long-term career plans by better understanding exactly all the ways they can grow.

It’s a great time to be an engineer in Los Angeles, where the following employers are expanding their tech teams.

Whether it’s big hiring goals or new, innovative projects, these companies have some major growth plans for 2021 and beyond.

Leaders in industries from national security to healthtech shared news about their latest projects and what led them to join their companies.

As this tech team continues to grow, one experienced leader shares his vision for its future.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on May 27, 2021

These tech organizations are making waves on the West Coast and looking to hire top talent.

There isn’t one right way to structure a product team, and what works for one team may not work for the next. But for e-commerce company Honey and digital media company Centerfield the structure of their product teams share the customer experience in common.

We asked Los Angeles tech leaders to describe how they’re giving back to their communities during the coronavirus pandemic, and the responses offer a fine example of this region’s wealth of ingenuity.

In a recent interview with Built In, Centerfield CTO Gary Pak recalls some the lessons the leadership team recalled as they scaled the company and advice he has for others going through similar growth.

Offices are built with intention in this town. Because in Los Angeles more than most places, environment is everything — and the tech companies who call this place home know that.   Here are three LA companies who do it particularly well, and whose spaces we were lucky enough to tour.

Getting around in Los Angeles isn’t just annoying. It can be exhausting. Planning for an hour-long trek is one thing, but spending multiple hours stuck in traffic can take its toll on commuters. To alleviate the headache, these five tech companies offer benefits like public transportation subsidies, bicycle programs or special parking privileges, which help their teams stay productive in the face of long commutes.

In light of OpenX and SteelHouse's recent announcements that they had both exceeded $130 million in revenue in 2015, we decided to put together a short list of LA ad tech companies you should know. From industry mainstays to up-and-comers, here are 10 startups changing the digital ad space.

SEPTEMBER 2017: If you're looking for an opportunity to put your career into overdrive, then you've come to the right place. The LA tech scene is full of great opportunities to take on new challenges. If you don't quite know where to start, we recommend checking out one of these fast-growing companies.

The Los Angeles Business Journal just released this year’s crop of winners for its annual Best Places to Work in Los Angeles. Here’s who made the cut.

LA tech startups are wonderful at finding new ways of accommodating their employees. Since the average worker spends eight hours in the office, why not make the office a perk, itself? Here are five tech offices we wish we worked in.

JANUARY 2017: Whether you're looking for a change or you just want to know who's looking for what, these tech companies are always looking to add great talent.

Centerfield, the El Segundo-based advertising tech startup, announced the close of a $156 million round of funding this morning.

FEBRUARY 2016: Do you know those people who are so in love with their job that it's almost unbearable to talk to them? Well, we're here to make you one of those people. February may be littered with Valentine's Day references and metaphors, but here are five LA tech companies that are truly looking for their perfect match.

JUNE 2016: With summer just a few weeks away, several of LA's hottest tech companies are looking for a little extra help. Check out the top companies hiring in LA right now.