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Jeff Rumage

Updated on March 20, 2025

Catch up on the Bay Area tech news you may have missed last week.

Ellen Glover

Updated on March 20, 2025

Intuit is partnering with the GenderCool Project to launch a six-week mentorship program for trans-identified youth to learn about working in the tech industry.

Anderson Chen

Updated on March 20, 2025

There’s no one solution to building a good work culture. At Courier, the team uses a suite of employee-centered policies to acquire and retain talent.

Jeremy Porr

Updated on March 20, 2025

Hims & Hers goes public via SPAC, Affirm institutes a “remote-first” policy, Rivian raked in $2.65 billion and more SF tech news you may have missed last week.

Jeremy Porr

Updated on March 20, 2025

Following the raise, the company’s valuation skyrocketed to a whopping $7.5 billion. In February, Netskope raised $340 million at a valuation of $3 billion.

Brigid Hogan

Updated on March 20, 2025

For those working in sales, rejection is just part of the job, and experienced sales professionals know how to handle the sting. Built In SF heard from one sales leader about learning how to navigate hearing “no.”

Jeff Currier will lead Chime’s engineering organization and help improve the company’s products.

So if you’re looking to become part of the burgeoning SF tech scene, look no further. We connected with leaders from 11 local startups in order to get a quick pulse on why they decided to join their respective companies and what they’re excited to accomplish in their role in the future.

Kim Conway

Updated on March 20, 2025

The projects? Impactful. The teams? Collaborative. The companies? Hiring.

Molly Fosco

Updated on March 20, 2025

Expensify’s CEO originally wanted to feed San Francisco’s homeless. His company can now do that with a socially conscious credit card.