Anthony Corbo

Updated on April 04, 2024

These B2B companies provide services ranging from analyzing customer feedback to facilitating employee collaboration.

Kimberly Valentine

Updated on January 29, 2024

As summer is heating up, so too is Chicago’s tech scene. Check out 30 companies that reward their employees with standout perks and benefits.

From logistics startups to corporate icons that are launching innovation labs, these companies show how diverse Chicago’s tech scene really is.

Built In Chicago spotlighted 18 local companies, the cultures that unify employees and the perks and benefits that support team members.

Olivia McClure

Updated on April 25, 2022

Learn about the growth and innovation taking place at Carrum Health, Neighborhoods.com, NowSecure and CraftJack.

Eva Roethler

Updated on January 21, 2022

The customer success team is critical to product development. Here’s how one product manager maintains that key relationship.

Hyperautomation, contactless delivery and data fabric are just three of the tech trends local engineering leaders are buzzing about.

Looking for jobs in Chicago is tough — not because the gigs are drying up, but because there are a ton of tech companies hiring to choose from. Job seekers have a lot to consider, from location and compensation to experience and responsibilities. One thing that might help make up their mind? Perks.

Whether it’s cutting-edge design, stocked kitchens, open layouts with awesome views, or plenty of toys to keep workers entertained, tech companies of all sizes lean on elements of their office to bolster overall culture and ground their sense of identity. Here’s an inside peek at 8 of Chicago’s coolest tech companies.

DECEMBER 2018: There’s never a bad time to start searching for a career you’ll love. To help you on your journey, we’ve curated nine Chicago tech companies that are all seeking top talent right now.

To round off 2016 with a bang, we decided to revisit 10 of the coolest offices we saw during the year. They say curiosity killed the cat, but a quick peek couldn't possibly hurt, could it?