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Ashley Bowden

Updated on March 04, 2025

Read Built In Seattle’s weekly refresh to catch up on last week’s developments on the Seattle tech scene.

Michael Hines

Updated on March 04, 2025

Two Seattle leaders had their preconceived notions around remote work challenged in 2020. Here’s how their opinions — and companies — have changed.

Gordon Gottsegen

Updated on March 04, 2025

This investment follows the company’s $8.5 million Series A round from March.

Gordon Gottsegen

Updated on March 04, 2025

The logistics company helps businesses find and rent warehouses and fulfillment centers via its on-demand warehousing platform.

Adrienne Teeley

Updated on March 04, 2025

It’s been a tough year, to put it lightly. But before we close the book on 2020, it’s important to take stock of the good that emerged despite overwhelming hardship. Damon Lanphear, CTO at Seattle-based 98point6, spoke to Built In Seattle on how his team has grown even in the face of adversity. 

Gordon Gottsegen

Updated on March 04, 2025

The two video game companies previously collaborated on a handful of games.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on March 04, 2025

In a relatively quiet month for tech startup funding in Seattle, a handful of companies came through with new funding rounds that rose above the rest.

If you’re looking to work for a company that strongly emphasizes a sense of culture, then this article has got you covered because these companies are actively hiring. Built In Seattle caught up with Kumar, Dunagun and Pappas to learn more about their respective company’s culture, growth opportunities and interesting projects they’ve worked on recently.

Nona Tepper

Updated on March 04, 2025

The 95-person company currently has 25 open roles listed on its site, with positions available in engineering, data science, product management and more.

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