Hilary George-Parkin

Updated on April 26, 2024

The company's understanding of the interconnectedness of the human body is a clue as to how it has stayed so collaborative as it has scaled to nearly 200 employees in recent years.

Stephen Gossett

Updated on August 07, 2023

Driven by AI, computer vision trains computers to analyze and understand images on an advanced level for various industries, from automotive to professional sports.

Sam Daley

Updated on May 01, 2024

From faster diagnoses to robot-assisted surgeries, the adoption of AI in healthcare is advancing medical treatment and patient experiences.

Hilary George-Parkin

Updated on April 26, 2024

The company's understanding of the interconnectedness of the human body is a clue as to how it has stayed so collaborative as it has scaled to nearly 200 employees in recent years.

Fifty startups, founded in the past three years, that every techie in Boston should know about. 

At these local companies, clearly defined missions help employees find deeper meaning in their work and play a real role in guiding the business.

Challenging workers with new assignments and responsibilities is good for both the employee and the employer. But it requires a well-considered process.

Stephen Gossett

Updated on August 07, 2023

Driven by AI, computer vision trains computers to analyze and understand images on an advanced level for various industries, from automotive to professional sports.

Olivia McClure

Updated on July 10, 2023

Leaders from MassMutual, Dynatrace, Iterative Health and Kyruus describe their companies’ approach to time off and how it supports employees.

Eva Roethler

Updated on March 31, 2023

Five local engineering leaders share the key tactics they use to build a tech team culture where employees feel connected.

Jeff Rumage

Updated on December 29, 2022

These new startups and established tech companies are doubling down on the Boston tech ecosystem.

Creating mission-driven teams is a key priority for three Boston-based leaders.

Miranda Perez

Updated on July 28, 2022

The move comes six months after the startup’s $150 million raise.

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

Some of the Bay State’s leading tech companies kicked off the new year by pulling in a combined $711 million last month. 

This is Iterative Scopes’ second funding round in just six months, and includes participation from some of the biggest names in the pharmaceutical industry. 

Iterative Scopes is bringing artificial intelligence to the world of gastroenterology, removing the guesswork out of diagnostics and (soon) clinical trials. The company is now hiring, with more than 20 open tech positions at its Cambridge HQ.