Tatum Hunter
Associate Editor at Built In
Expertise: Tech journalism
Education: Xavier University
Tatum Hunter is a former Built In associate editor covering software engineering, design and UX, and software sales. She currently covers personal technology for The Washington Post. Prior to joining Built In, Hunter was a freelance reporter writing for publications including the New York Times and American City Business Journals. She holds a bachelor’s degree in economics, English and theatre from Xavier University.
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The job market is seeing an influx of experienced engineers. Here’s how leading tech companies think about recruiting right now.
Agile looks different everywhere. Here’s how to tell if your version is helping.
Agile often puts processes over people, and it’s pushing women engineers into non-technical roles. Time to move on?
Sales and engineering overlap more than ever, so it’s important that both teams speak the same language.
Small-business stimulus money disappeared fast. Startups should start preparing now if they want to apply for future funds.
Sometimes, businesses are more interested in using vanity metrics to tell a good story rather than telling the whole story.
Existing rules left many wondering whether startups are eligible for emergency loans. It seems we’re about to find out.
Healthtech companies — and others — are finding new uses for their algorithms.
Passwords are bad, and they cost companies a lot of money.
Language in the economic stimulus package leaves unclear whether VC-backed startups will be eligible for relief.
Hackathons can drive innovation and bring teams together — even from a distance.
Cloud computing seems cheap, until it’s suddenly not. Here’s how one AI startup cut its data processing costs.