Brian Nordli
Associate Editor at Built In
Expertise: Editing, Reporting, Writing.
Education: University of Missouri
Brian Nordli is a Built In associate editor for the expert contributor network, where he edits articles on data science, software engineering, machine learning and more. Prior to joining Built In in 2018, he has worked as a staff reporter for the Las Vegas Sun and Reno Gazette-Journal, as well as a freelance reporter in Chicago.
Nordli holds a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Missouri and has 11 years of reporting experience, during which time he’s written about everything from the tech industry to breaking news and general interest features. His feature story on the re-integration of elk into Missouri was named a Hearst Enterprise Reporting finalist in 2011.
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SuperBetter designed a game to support healthy real-world habits. Here’s how its designers combine UX with behavioral science.
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How CircleCI modeled its security training after DEF CON’s Capture the Flag.
From timed take-home exercises to lunch with future colleagues, common hiring practices may introduce unintended biases.
Their VP of engineering shares how to build a human-friendly codebase.
Getting a robot to your address is easy. The tricky part is delivering a pizza to your door.
Daniel Belquer built a device that translates music into vibrations. We spoke with him about the prototyping process.
Accessible technology can open new doors for its users. The key is to work with them to understand what they need.
How Andrea Breanna is highlighting more positive LGBTQ+ stories, and why tech leaders need to rethink their inclusivity efforts.
The transition from engineer to manager is one of the biggest shifts you can ever make. We asked 3 tech leaders what they've learned along the way.
With a blend of farmland and tech innovator, Colorado is poised to solve some of agriculture's biggest challenges.
It may sound out there, but Lose It! employees say the annual ‘family vacation’ helps forge stronger relationships.