Bailey Reiners

Updated on April 30, 2024

Hire smarter, not harder — use these 12 recruitment strategies to attract the best candidates.

Sunny Betz

Updated on April 25, 2024

The interview process is overwhelming but doing a dry run can ease the nerves.

Check out this list of the top companies making Chicago a vibrant tech hub.

Alyssa Schroer

Updated on May 16, 2024

Downtown Chicago is home to some of the world’s top tech companies. Here are a few.

Olivia McClure

Updated on May 15, 2024

A guide to the e-commerce companies changing the online retail experience.

New York may be “The City That Never Sleeps,” but in the tech sector, it’s where companies never quit hiring. Check out our picks for the top companies hiring this quarter.

Bailey Reiners

Updated on April 30, 2024

Hire smarter, not harder — use these 12 recruitment strategies to attract the best candidates.

Sunny Betz

Updated on April 25, 2024

The interview process is overwhelming but doing a dry run can ease the nerves.

Built In Staff

Updated on April 22, 2024

We hand-picked the best tech-driven enterprise employers across the country.

Lucas Dean

Updated on April 05, 2024

These women have ascended to leadership roles in a male-dominated industry, and have advice and wisdom for fellow women in tech.

Gone are the days of just working for a paycheck.

We spoke with five NYC tech professionals, who identified a number of cultural traits they look for when determining whether or not they want to join a company’s team.

Sunny Betz

Updated on April 01, 2024

Hungry for delivery? These companies deliver meals and more straight to your door.

Conlan Carter

Updated on March 29, 2024

These nine organizations are redefining business and technology to make their goals a reality.

Bailey Reiners

Updated on January 31, 2024

Follow these guidelines and top examples when developing your next recruitment video.

Zach Baliva

Updated on January 22, 2024

Temperatures may be dropping, but these Chicago tech companies are warming up for an exciting new year. Here are the ones to watch.

New Yorkers like to eat and these food startups in NYC are making sure they can do it with ease.

Lucas Dean

Updated on December 18, 2023

Learn how Grubhub encourages a culture of giving beyond the holiday season.

Tatum Hunter

Updated on December 06, 2023

Lasting change will require more than statements of support.

Sales leaders from Grubhub and Keeper Security gave insights into the unique incentives and cultures that drive their team members to succeed.

Along their growth journeys, these people managers learned valuable lessons and honed their leadership skills.

Paid parental leave, professional development bonuses and career coaches are just the tip of the iceberg.

Leaders from GrubHub, Anduril and Hydrow share the secrets for gaining more day-to-day freedom.

Avery Komlofske

Updated on December 20, 2022

There are benefits to both remote and in-person work — and a good hybrid model can bring the best of both worlds.

Avery Komlofske

Updated on October 11, 2022

Gen Z values authenticity and connection in their brands. Here’s how GrubHub and Codecademy do it.

Kim Conway

Updated on September 19, 2022

For these Chicago-based engineers, seeking out user feedback early on unlocks a still-developing feature’s full potential.

Numerous local initiatives promise major industry developments.

Women account for just 15 percent of engineers nationwide. These companies are working to change that.

Jenny Lyons-Cunha

Updated on July 26, 2022

Previously stifled by a lack of corporate imagination, hybrid working models offer a new world of possibilities for tech professionals — whether they are parents, adventurers, both or neither.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on July 07, 2022

The deal will grant Prime members access to Grubhub+ for one year.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on May 09, 2022

For these three Boston engineers, speed is important — but it’s not everything.

People leaders at Via, Away, Bubble and more share how they’re enhancing their work environments.

Olivia McClure

Updated on March 04, 2022

Pros from Upwork and Grubhub discuss how to prepare reps to handle enterprise clients.

Abel Rodriguez

Updated on February 16, 2022

Instead of delivering food from restaurants, Grubhub Goods will deliver snacks, batteries, makeup and other goods.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on December 01, 2021

50 years ago, Star Trek predicted the tech trends to come. Today, we asked 6 local experts to do the same for the upcoming year.

Hyperautomation, contactless delivery and data fabric are just three of the tech trends local engineering leaders are buzzing about.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on July 27, 2021

These four leaders start by building a foundation of trust with their teams for transparency and support.

Grubhub has entered into a multi-year partnership with Russian tech giant Yandex to roll out a fleet of autonomous food delivery robots at some 250 college campuses this fall.

Eva Roethler

Updated on June 02, 2021

Pride is as much about doing the hard work of dismantling discrimination as it is about celebrating LGBTQIA+ culture

From fintech to hardware and machine learning, these Boston-based tech companies provide significant opportunities for growth.

The skills essential for success as a salesperson encompass much more than an extroverted and persuasive personality. Actually, it’s often the opposite that officially seals the deal and turns a prospect into a customer. 

Tyler Holmes

Updated on April 19, 2021

It starts with actively giving credit where credit is due.

We spoke with five Boston companies to learn more about how they’ve improved their cultural competency and why it’s so important to overall company culture.

Listening to employees via regular feedback helped these companies adapt their perks and build new resources for this current remote world.

For tech employers whose teams are working from home indefinitely, adapting their perks to a virtual world has been crucial for keeping employees safe, sane and connected. But what did that transition look like? 

Learning about the resources team members need — and how effective those implementations are once they’re rolled out — helps companies provide the most impactful remote assistance to their staff. 

We currently have close to 1,000 open jobs listed on our site — and many of the startups are hiring in droves.

Home to one of the country's most vibrant food scenes, it shouldn't come as a surprise that Chicago has a plethora of thriving food tech companies. Here's what those companies are up to.

The acquisition has now created the world’s largest online food delivery company outside of China, according to Grubhub and Just Eat Takeaway.com.

Grubhub will also be matching subscribers’ donations to its Donate the Change campaign, which benefits No Kid Hungry, a nonprofit fighting child hunger.

The food delivery giant is also hinting at more virtual restaurant concepts coming to Chicago in the near future.

Tech companies put a lot of effort into creating perks that their employees actually value. Not only does it help them recruit the best talent, the right perks can really help with retention. Happy people are less likely to leave a company than miserable ones, after all. Here are 11 New York tech companies with truly have innovative perks.

All the data in the world won’t help a company if no one can extract it, read it and turn it into an actionable insight that other people can work with. Check out some of the best jobs in data and analytics in Chicago currently available.

Kegs and ping pong tables won’t cut it anymore if you’re looking to wow prospective employees with your office. To figure out what moves the needle today, we asked five Chicago companies what makes their offices unique.

With so many programming languages on the market, we often wonder how and why software development teams choose one tech stack over another. That’s why we asked six Boston startups to give us a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the coding languages they use to power their technology, and how that tech shapes their company culture.

JUNE 2017: Some of New York City’s fastest-growing, innovative tech companies are kicking up their hiring efforts. Here are five tech companies on the hunt for new talent this month.

What data teams actually do varies from company to company. Jobs descriptions provide some insight into what a team does, but they don’t paint a complete picture.

To land solid entry-level talent, companies need to offer more than cool swag and competitive pay.

While virtually every sales job has some sort of commission system to keep employees invested in their own success, the real pros usually have a few additional tricks up their sleeves for staying motivated.

What is the secret to building a killer sales culture? We spoke with five Chicago tech companies to find out.

We put together a list of some of the top female engineers driving NYC tech, and they shared some unique insight on what it takes to break into a male-dominated industry.

Engineering has traditionally been a tough field for women, resulting in the oft-repeated gender problem in tech. Now, things are changing.

We’ve rounded up the five Chicago tech companies with the most open roles on Built In Chicago. What we discovered was that the five largest hirers have 250 open roles between them.

JUNE 2016: How are you going to spend your Chicago summer? How about jumpstarting your career by landing a gig at a fast-paced tech company, where you’ll help solve today’s problems with the tech of tomorrow?

Tech companies offer employees all sorts of innovative and, at times, absurd perks to help retain top talent, keep morale high and build culture. We thought we'd try to find out what people working at New York tech companies actually value. Here's what we found out.

NOVEMBER 2016: If you’re feeling restless in your current role, you’re in luck. There are hundreds of open positions at some of Boston’s top tech companies, and they’re looking for talented workers to join their ranks right now. If you don’t know where to begin, the following six companies are a good place to start.

MAY 2016: Summer is almost here, and with the change of seasons it might be time for a change of career. Here are 10 awesome companies hiring this month.

NOVEMBER 2016: If your current job isn't offering you the excitement and challenges you deserve, you might check out a job at a fast-growing tech company. As companies scale, they're always hungry for ambitious, hardworking employees who can take on new responsibilities and roles. Let's just say, you'll never get bored.

SEPT. 2017: Sunday scaries getting too real? It might be time to start looking for a new job. After all, if you’re going to spend 40 hours per week somewhere, you should love it. Lucky for you, there are some awesome Boston tech companies looking to grow their talented teams right now. Here are six of them.

Every startup has to start somewhere, and sometimes the office spaces are less than ideal. These six Chicago companies share their humble office origin stories and how they grew into the new and spacious digs they call home.

Midtown is the beating heart of New York City, and, as such, is stuffed full of more important businesses, institutions and cultural attractions than most entire states have to offer.

By the team Friday rolls around, it can be tough to be tough for anyone to be motivated at work.