Alyssa Schroer

Updated on May 02, 2024

Check out these Austin companies making the Lone Star State a growing tech hub.

Olivia McClure

Updated on April 02, 2024

These Austin tech companies are ready for the superbloom that comes with warmer days. Here are the ones to watch.

These edtech companies can improve life for students in the classroom, help administrators upgrade courses, allow teachers to track students and even provide continuing education to those who are looking for a career change.

We've highlighted 19 startups that got their start at local incubators and accelerators.

Built In Staff, With AI

Updated on November 17, 2023

The company offers self-paced online courses for drivers education and real estate professionals.

In an industry dominated by men, stories about how women broke into tech and built careers tend to be less sought after. That doesn’t make them any less important or inspiring, though.

Women are more likely to report experiencing imposter syndrome. Three women leaders from Austin tech companies shared how they challenge and minimize feelings of self-doubt.

These 13 local companies offer exceptional perks, cultures and opportunities to grow one’s career.

Avery Komlofske

Updated on August 26, 2022

Women need women in power to mentor and advocate for them.

Anderson Chen

Updated on July 22, 2022

Innovation is born of many things — a side effect of good work culture underpinned by collaborative and curious teams. These Austin tech companies can show you how.

Kimberly Valentine

Updated on June 20, 2022

Individual contributors at Realtor.com, Wix and four other Austin-based tech companies share how they found opportunities to develop their leadership skills.

August 2018: The Austin tech sector is ripe with opportunity — so why wait on that new job you’ve been daydreaming about? 

Built In is highlighting the missions, cultures and hiring goals of six fast-growing companies in Austin, Texas.

Two Austin product leaders share what they’ve learned along the way.

These businesses are making a difference through product development and community outreach.

If you’re looking to kick off the new year with a new career that enables you to feel inspired, then you’ve clicked on the right article. Built In Austin checked in with leaders from five companies across the city who continuously feel inspired to put their best work forward each day. From Q2 to Yonder, Aceable and more, these companies are actively looking for new talent to help kick off the new year. 

NOVEMBER 2016: There's no need to wait for the start of the new year to make a career pivot. These Austin tech companies are hiring big, and they are looking for people like you, right now.

MARCH 2016: We've rounded up five companies in Austin whose perks and culture might help you focus your search.

We caught up with five Austin tech teams to learn how their employees spend time together after hours — and learn more about some of the opportunities they provide to do just that. 

Offering tuition reimbursement isn’t something every company can afford, but when they can, the result is palpable. Here’s a look at five local tech employers that prioritize ongoing education for employees.

Four new hires of Austin tech companies share what their first day was like on the job and how their teams made them feel welcome. Swag, lunch and post-celebratory beers included.

These four Austin tech companies defy the cynical stigma that unlimited vacation is the kind you never get to take. Here are their paid time off policies, the reasons they chose them and some insight on how they work.

APRIL 2017: Check out 5 Austin teams expanding their teams now across multiple departments.

Technology isn’t just changing the way we interact with the world, it’s changing the way we learn about the world. No one knows that better than these five Austin companies rocking the education space.

Aceable's app — one of the highest grossing education apps in the App Store and Google Play — provides an alternative to in-person driver ed classes through an online platform built by former teachers, NASA engineers and other individuals dedicated to improving education.

Austin-based Aceable, which makes mobile education safety software for teens and parents, raised $4.7 million in a Series A funding round led by Silverton Partners and 50 other investors, including Floodgate Ventures, NextGen Angels and Capital Factory.