Taylor Rose
Staff Writer at Built In
Expertise: Tech, Sustainability, LGBTQ issues
Education: Antioch University

Taylor Rose is a staff writer for Built In. Taylor is an award-winning journalist who has written about sustainability, tech, art and human rights for the last decade. Taylor has also worked in the tech sector and for nonprofits as a content strategist throughout their career. They hold a B.A. in Journalism from Indiana University, an M.A. in Urban Sustainability and an M.F.A in Creative Writing, Nonfiction from Antioch University. Taylor is currently writing their second book.

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A circuit board with a German flag as the microchip.
These companies have offices in Germany and they’re all vying for the country’s top tech talent.
Q2 team members wearing company-branded T-shirts and aprons pose for a group photo at a volunteer event where they provided lunch to those in need.
Working together is a big part of life at the digital banking and lending solutions provider — both on projects at work and as volunteers in the community.
Built In Co-Founders Adam Calica and Maria Katris stand at the head of a table, smiling at team members seated nearby. A screen in the background shows an article on the Built In website.
Members of Built In’s engineering team tell the story of how the online community for local tech companies, jobs and news went global.
Woman pointing at her monitor, behind which a graphic display of multiple screens and data points is potrtuding, representing digital media and streaming
An evolving industry and support by Spectrum Reach to help employees try new roles gave an advertising sales manager a pathway to growth.
Collaborative working space in Cary, NC.
How MetLife’s global dev teams learn from one another and share in new cultural experiences.
A hand holds a brain graphic to represent AI. Underneath, wooden dolls with speech bubbles represent customer feedback.
A look behind the design curtain shows how these top product teams are building intentional feedback into their product design.
A photo of the Benchling office entryway, lit with purple light and decorated with an art installation that looks like jellyfish floating along the ceiling.
Benchling’s new end-to-end process development platform “has the potential of accelerating how quickly these new medicines can reach everyday people.” Two product designers provide an inside look at the development process.
A photo of the river Torrens in Adelaide, South Australia
These companies range from fintech to security and IT cloud development.
Aerial view of Ahmedabad, India
These companies are driving innovation and breakthroughs across the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries.
A photo of the HUMAN office with a large half-moon window, modern furniture and a plant wall with the company logo in the middle.
CPO Apurva Joshi shares a behind-the-curtain peek at how the Human Defense Platform was made.
 Three Redgate employees share a table as they collaborate with printed notes and laptops open.
An inside look at Redgate’s journey to celebrate neurodiversity.
 A group photo of Sisense’s women employees in NY gathered in front of a colorful background.
Three women in leadership share their insights and perspectives on how to thrive in tech through mentorship and a strong community.