Here’s a roundup of southern California’s hottest e-commerce companies.

Jacob Biba

Updated on April 01, 2024

These beauty companies are using the latest in beauty tech and health standards to advance the industry.

Where you went to school and worked before can be important, but these eight Los Angeles companies look far beyond that – and they’re all hiring.

Cathleen Draper

Updated on June 20, 2022

To produce life-changing products and solutions, companies need a culture of innovation. But how do they achieve it?

Eva Roethler

Updated on February 16, 2022

Companies need to do more to make women feel valued. Seven local leaders share their strategies.

May 2018: Whether it's UX, UI or overall creative direction, design is a pivotal need for any company. These startups and tech companies in Los Angeles are on the hunt for their next designer, so get your portfolio ready.

Built In LA rounded up 11 companies that place their employees on a path toward success by prioritizing growth opportunities — and are actively hiring! From divvyDOSE to FabFitFun, Slickdeals and more, we caught up with company leaders to gain some insight into the reasons they’ve stayed at their respective companies for so long and what they’re most excited for in the future. 

Tyler Holmes

Updated on May 27, 2021

These tech organizations are making waves on the West Coast and looking to hire top talent.

Keeping up with the talented teams of LA can be a challenge, which is why we’ve highlighted 12 local companies that are building exciting tools and changing the status quo.

We asked Los Angeles tech leaders to describe how they’re giving back to their communities during the coronavirus pandemic, and the responses offer a fine example of this region’s wealth of ingenuity.

At women’s lifestyle brand FabFitFun, “member is queen.” And behind her stands a crowd of millions of data points.This data is injected into every decision the company makes, from the products their platform automatically recommends to the heavier strategic decisions on how to improve their membership. It’s used across teams and plays a key role in FabFitFun’s ultimate goal of inspiring happiness for members everywhere.   

Office design is key to a growing company. We stepped inside the doors of Scopely, Dun & Bradstreet, Dollar Shave Club, SGN, Ticketmaster, and FabFitFun, Inc. to see how they crafted productive and positive working spaces.

It's never been a better time to be an engineer in the city of Los Angeles. With dozens of startups looking to make it big, the demand for seasoned engineers is at an all-time high. Though the diversity of tech stacks utilized by local startups is readily apparent, it's clear that one coding language is the most in-demand: JavaScript.

Despite most LA tech dress codes seeming to require simply wearing some sort of garment, most applicants assume that an in-office interview means showing up in formal attire. But is that the right assumption? We spoke with recruiters from four local tech companies about what they expect interviewees to wear and what their attire says about them.

Just about every company out there is looking to hire for all of those positions. Here are seven local tech companies worth checking out this month.

Here's a peak into six of LA's hottest tech offices.

Here are 6 of the city’s hottest office parties of 2018, complete with life-size wax dolls, pop stars, yodelling pickles and VR games. And no, we’re not exaggerating — we couldn’t make this stuff up if we wanted to. 

We asked around town to learn how local techies found their way to Southern California — and the companies that they currently call home. 

Here are three of the hottest holiday parties from LA tech companies who this month.