Andreas Rekdal
Director of Editorial Development at Built In
Expertise: Tech journalism
Education: Concordia College

Andreas Rekdal is Built In’s director of editorial development, overseeing features, content updates and news coverage. He has covered startups and the tech industry as a reporter and editor since 2015.

Rekdal holds a degree in philosophy and political science from Concordia College. He previously worked for The Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs and Emetra, a Norwegian healthtech startup. He contributed to the book Toward Peace with Justice: One Hundred Years of the Carnegie Council.

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Night view of modern architecture in Ankara.
Multinational companies in Turkey include some of the biggest players in the global economy.
Evening view of Ankara.
Technology companies in Turkey range from local game developers to international enterprise software providers.
Night time view of Istanbul from Bosphorous Bridge.
These IT companies are putting Turkey’s tech scene on the map.
View of Istanbul, Turkey from the water.
Get to know the companies fueling Turkey’s economic growth.
holding cellphone in dark lighting to illustrate shadowban
How one of the oldest content moderation techniques in the book birthed conspiracy theories about political suppression.
businessman using spatial computing
Spatial computing is an umbrella term for experiences that combine elements of digital and physical environments. Here’s how spatial computing works, examples, applications, a brief history of the field and how it could progress in the future.
Zap Energy power plant
Catch up on the past week’s Seattle tech news.
A person with electronic tattoos on their neck and near their eye.
These tiny devices stick to the wearer’s skin and capture anything from vital signs to brain activity.
An explosion of pop culture found at the intersection of art and technology.
We asked the big (and small) questions about technology and culture.
podimetrics smart map
Podimetrics, whose wireless mat detects foot ulcers in diabetics, just raised $13M to expand its work with the VA.