Tyler Holmes

Updated on April 26, 2024

Through powerful and accessible fabrication tools, Formlabs is helping employees drive personal growth in their careers while expanding their reach into new markets by rethinking what’s possible.

Mae Rice

Updated on April 24, 2024

You have to start laying the groundwork before the first cold call.

Michael Hines

Updated on April 26, 2024

Form Auto, a new piece of hardware from Formlabs, is designed to enable 24/7 3D printing with no need for human supervision.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on April 26, 2024

Through powerful and accessible fabrication tools, Formlabs is helping employees drive personal growth in their careers while expanding their reach into new markets by rethinking what’s possible.

Mae Rice

Updated on April 24, 2024

You have to start laying the groundwork before the first cold call.

Brooke Becher

Updated on April 22, 2024

These new-age manufacturing techniques allow for quick testing and refinement of products before they hit the shelves.

Margo Steines

Updated on April 16, 2024

Mechanical engineers can find work in fields like aerospace, 3D printing and robotics.

Mae Rice

Updated on April 05, 2024

3D printing is an art — and these companies perfect it.

Looking to make a change this fall? Anduril and Formlabs are seeking talent eager to make an impact. Get to know the companies that could hold your next opportunity.

Anthony Corbo

Updated on April 04, 2024

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

Bailey Reiners

Updated on April 01, 2024

Learn how smart companies keep their employees engaged and thriving.

Nasuni and Formlabs are launching careers and sparking learning and growth for their team members.

Temperatures may be dropping, but these Boston tech companies are warming up for an exciting new year. Here are the ones to watch.

Mae Rice

Updated on October 10, 2023

From creating new hearts to new homes, 3D printing is making its mark on almost every industry.

As summer is heating up, so too is Boston’s tech scene. Check out 16 companies that reward their employees with standout perks and benefits.

Form Auto, a new piece of hardware from Formlabs, is designed to enable 24/7 3D printing with no need for human supervision.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on May 03, 2023

Catch up on the latest developments from the Bay State tech sector.

Built In Staff, With AI

Updated on April 27, 2023

Nick Graham will serve as the company’s new CRO.

Women who hold leadership positions reflected on the lessons they’ve learned over their professional journeys and shared advice for industry compatriots.

We want to love where we work. After all, most of us spend nearly half of our waking hours in the office.

Meet the all-star engineering teams developing tools and talents to take on the important tasks and improve healthcare, manufacturing and more.

Six Boston-based engineering managers shared tips on how to align employees’ aspirations and development with company goals.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on July 22, 2022

Through powerful and accessible fabrication tools, Formlabs is helping employees drive personal growth in their careers while expanding their reach into new markets by rethinking what’s possible.

Built In Boston dug deeper into eight hiring local companies catching the tech scene’s attention.

Mae Rice

Updated on November 05, 2021

Not exactly. But 3D printers can help in other ways.

Being able to tag in a developer or product manager to answer a prospect’s tricky question can be the difference between closing and losing a deal.

Turns out, printing a body part requires a bit more prep work than printing prototypes.

Formlabs’ 3D printing tech is designed to help “anyone make anything.” The company will use this fresh funding to accelerate product development and grow its team, with more than 100 open tech positions available at its Somerville HQ.

Built In Boston connected with Zmrazek and DiStefano to learn what skills guide their success and how they strengthen their skills as salespeople. 

Built In Boston connected with Zmrazek and DiStefano to learn what skills guide their success and how they strengthen their skills as salespeople. 

Built In Boston connected with Zmrazek and DiStefano to learn what skills guide their success and how they strengthen their skills as salespeople. 

Built In Boston connected with Zmrazek and DiStefano to learn what skills guide their success and how they strengthen their skills as salespeople. 

Currently, only 14 percent of engineers in the United States are women. Fortunately, these Boston devs are breaking the status quo.

Boston tech is full of leaders who’ve honed that skill, and we spoke with three of them to learn what tech trends they’re bullish on in 2021 and why.

Following a product roadmap that Ruiz said was in the works prior to her joining three years ago, Ruiz and her colleagues Software Technical Lead Rob Weiss and Supply Chain Lead Niki Entin relied on experiences from past printer builds, new testing protocols, and building prototypes for the new printers — from their own printers — to finalize development of Fuse 1 and Form 3L.

Not exactly. But 3D printers can help in other ways.

We spoke with five Boston-area engineers — all of whom happen to be women — about what they’re working on, and how they got here.

With so many programming languages on the market, we often wonder how and why software development teams choose one tech stack over another. That’s why we asked six Boston startups to give us a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the coding languages they use to power their technology, and how that tech shapes their company culture.

Formlabs is on a mission to empower their employees, their clients and the world at large to use 3D printers to create the world they want to live in. 

Maybe you already work in tech but are itching to try something new. Or perhaps you’re anxious to leave behind the corporate world to join the startup scene. Either way, you’re in the right place.

NOVEMBER 2016: If you’re feeling restless in your current role, you’re in luck. There are hundreds of open positions at some of Boston’s top tech companies, and they’re looking for talented workers to join their ranks right now. If you don’t know where to begin, the following six companies are a good place to start.