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At Zipline and Cisco Meraki, sales professionals aim to lead with accountability and empathy.

Kelly O'Halloran

Updated on November 19, 2025

As many companies in the tech industry continue to launch D&I initiatives that aim to give people from underrepresented groups a louder voice, Built In SF caught up with several to learn how their organizational-wide efforts impact their employees, product and brand. 

Sam Daley

Updated on November 19, 2025

These automotive robotics applications make car manufacturing efficient and safe.

Ashley Brownridge

Updated on November 18, 2025

The company has established manufacturing partnerships for its collapsible single-use inhaler.

Ellen Glover

Updated on November 18, 2025

Grok 4 is one of xAI’s most intelligent models yet, touting real-time search, agentic capabilities and unmatched performance. A more powerful, Grok 4 Heavy version is out too, available only through a $300/month SuperGrok Heavy subscription.

Mia Goulart

Updated on November 18, 2025

With the new funding, the company aims to enhance its product suite and support entry into the U.S. market.

Ashley Brownridge

Updated on November 18, 2025

The tech giant says its latest gen AI model comes with improved understanding and web coding capabilities.

Olivia McClure

Updated on November 18, 2025

Cultivating a mission-driven culture involves more than merely establishing a set of core values. See how these 14 Chicago tech leaders have successfully galvanized their teams around their company's mission. 

Adrienne Teeley

Updated on November 18, 2025

So, what can newly minted managers do to ensure a seamless transition into their new role? To find out, Built In San Francisco talked to nine engineers who’ve successfully made the jump to leadership. Here’s what they’ve learned along their career journeys. 

Conlan Carter

Updated on November 18, 2025

Built In asked cybersecurity professionals about the reasons they joined their teams — and the culture of continuous learning that’s helping them grow their careers.