Articles about Hippo Insurance

Sunny Betz

Updated on May 14, 2024

These insurtech companies are making coverage simpler and more accessible.

Find exactly what you're looking for in the Lone Star State.

Jeff Link

Updated on April 08, 2024

Product managers rely on these tools to simplify their workflows.

Cassidy Ritter

Updated on April 05, 2024

Hippo’s platform allows customers to purchase insurance in five minutes or less by using data acquired from public records, thermal readings, satellite images and more. The company operates in 37 states. 

These Palo Alto tech companies are worth keeping on your radar.

Built In SF spoke with the data engineering manager at Hippo Insurance to learn more about the traits he seeks as their data team scales.

Cassidy Ritter

Updated on August 03, 2021

Hippo’s platform allows customers to purchase insurance in five minutes or less by using data acquired from public records, thermal readings, satellite images and more. The company operates in 37 states.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on July 26, 2021

Craving diverse tech stacks, challenging projects, and unique team dynamics?

Built In Austin spoke with seven engineers to learn more about their company’s tech stack and what separates their job from other roles they’ve held in the past.

Olivia McClure

Updated on June 30, 2021

Leaders from four Austin firms share their plans for ramping up to meet demand.

Hippo Insurance Services’ customer support team.

Big growth can't happen without keeping employees happy.

Bolt, Qualia and CodeSignal are among the SF-based tech companies actively looking to fill roles.

The insurance technology company — which reached unicorn status in 2020 — has been on an upward trajectory since its founding in 2015, Chief Growth Officer Daniel Blanaru said. And every growth move since has been driven by a singular focus: to be a customer-centric insurance provider. But what does that look like in practice?

The insurtech company plans to hire 100 new employees at its offices by the end of next year, when it also expects to go public.

The insurtech company plans to hire 100 new employees at its offices by the end of next year, when it also expects to go public.

Hippo aims to add 100 new people across its Austin and Palo Alto offices over the next year, and is currently recruiting engineers, product managers, sales reps and more.

The insurtech startup plans to spend the Series E round on building a new, 310-person campus in Austin.