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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The Nisos executive leadership team stands on the lawn of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., in front of “Blue,” a blue geometric modern art statue by Joel Shapiro.  
Through its new service, managed intelligence company Nisos can help customers uncover their human-driven digital threats and vulnerabilities. 
A photo of FirstBank’s corporate office building; its glass exterior reflects the blue sky, clouds and trees. 
An inside look at how FirstBank’s tech and security teams use AI to identify anomalies and anomalous behaviors, and improve incident response time.
An image of a computer and technology objects in a collage with blue and purple gradient colors.
Read about the tech innovations, team transformations and thriving partnerships of these 24 tech companies.  
 Eight Zoro leaders stand with oversized scissors in front of a logo wall, ready to cut the red ribbon in front of them for their office grand opening.
Inside the e-commerce company’s DEI efforts with VP of Human Resources Janai Howard. 
The screens of three phones showing the newest products from GameChanger.
A play-by-play of how GameChanger’s computer vision and engineering team made Autostream and Film Room to help coaches of youth sports.
A collage shows a person standing in front of a large hand holding a phone, giving a star rating.
Inside 10 customer success teams at U.S. tech companies, and the philosophies that guide each one. 
A collage of a young person under an umbrella with open mouths, fists and pointing fingers above them to represent psychological safety.
How these tech leaders see the many components of psychological safety play out at their work.
Two miniature figures working on a life-size computer circuit in front of a yellow background.
A look at the technical wins, advances and noteworthy goals at 20 tech companies hiring now.
A photo of a defocused girl in the background with a pink shirt at an amusement park or game area, moving towards a wooden height board to measure minimum height requirements for ride.
How these women tech leaders overcame imposter syndrome, and how their companies support them while advancing gender equity in the industry. 
A group of McCain employees stand in a kitchen on one side of a long table covered in rainbow-colored cakes in celebration of Pride month.
Will Stutzman shares how ‘community involvement’ is the crossover between sustainability and LGBQTIA+ support at McCain Foods.
A modern art collage featuring hands with a trophy coming through a laptop screen on a blue background.
Learn what positions they need filled and what makes these six tech companies a great remote workplace.
Three GoHealth employees sit in grey armchairs chatting with one another in front of a photo collage wall.
How three members of GoHealth’s product team work together — with a “love for learning” and a strategic appreciation for “creative conflict” — to launch a digital transformation.