Discover how top engineers at Klaviyo and WHOOP contribute to Boston’s vibrant tech culture and help shape the city’s tech community.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on April 05, 2024

“Do not disengage, but set your own terms,” and other valuable lessons that women have learned from mentors throughout their careers.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on April 08, 2024

“Use the skills and unique life experiences that you have to push forward” and other pieces of advice from veterans now immersed in the tech world.

Discover how top engineers at Klaviyo and WHOOP contribute to Boston’s vibrant tech culture and help shape the city’s tech community.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on April 05, 2024

“Do not disengage, but set your own terms,” and other valuable lessons that women have learned from mentors throughout their careers.

For these five data scientists, effective communication is built on presenting complex concepts in accessible terms.

Dana Cassell

Updated on February 14, 2024

Alyssa Carofano found her way to Senior Product Operations Manager at WHOOP by having the courage to turn down other opportunities that didn’t quite fit her personal career vision.

Brigid Hogan

Updated on September 12, 2023

B2B tech sales pros know that showcasing big logos can help establish credibility, but that isn’t the only way — sometimes it’s not even the best way. Built In Boston heard from sales leaders about how to turn prospects into champions of their product.

Active listening and letting go of ownership go a long way toward building stronger cross-team collaboration, according to a senior product designer at WHOOP.

Individual contributors can create meaningful change in the diversity, equity and inclusion sphere, especially when they’re encouraged and supported by leaders.

Seven longtime employees share advice for job seekers applying to their companies.

Product professionals at WHOOP and OneView Commerce shared how they’re staying atop the fast-moving field of product management.

Leaders from 7 Boston product teams share the secret to keeping communication open and projects propulsive.

Anderson Chen

Updated on July 22, 2022

In the ever-evolving world of data science, data scientists are staying on top of trends to keep on the cutting edge.

Eva Roethler

Updated on February 11, 2022

Email automation is smothering prospects’ inboxes. Here’s what three Boston sales leaders are doing to reignite their pipelines.

This year, international and homegrown startups alike have announced new Boston offices to accommodate their growing teams and ambitions — and many are hiring.

Finding a job you love isn’t any easier just because you can code. That said, it can still be done, and these 10 Boston devs are proof.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on September 07, 2021

Read on to see how these local companies are investing their fresh capital.

This latest funding has reportedly made Whoop the most valuable standalone human performance company in the world. Now, it will use this fresh funding to further innovate its wearable tech and app as well as grow its team, with more than 50 open tech positions at its Boston HQ.

Located at the newly built Commonwealth Building, Whoop’s new corporate HQ is set to open by Q2 2022. The company says it will create 1,000 new jobs over the next several years, with more than 60 open positions available now.

Built In Boston connected with seven local leaders from WHOOP to Wistia, LogRocket and more. They shared their deciding factor for accepting a job at their current company, as well as what they enjoy about their role and what they're excited to accomplish in the future.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on March 30, 2021

We spoke to two engineers from different backgrounds about their most recent projects and exciting breakthroughs that rose up from the ashes.

Usage of Whoop’s wearable health monitoring tech and platform has grown by 5x in the last 12 months. To keep up, founder and CEO Will Ahmed says the company will double its current employee headcount of more than 330 in the next year.

Few could have expected what would happen to the world at the start of 2020. But these four Boston-area companies have been uniquely well-positioned to increase business.

Whoop has created a fitness wearable, and a platform to analyze the data it collects.