Articles about MANTL

Alyssa Schroer

Updated on May 14, 2024

These innovative companies are revolutionizing the fintech space.

These teams are recruiting employees who are interested in high-impact work.

Avery Komlofske

Updated on November 30, 2022

From sports bets to fintech, these companies are expanding their teams.

It’s too easy to get lost in the design phase. Here are some tips on how to navigate the process.

We met with a member from each team to learn more about company culture and opportunities for growth.

No two product managers are alike. But there are certain qualities embedded in the oft-misunderstood profession.

For these NYC tech companies, 2022 is a year for team growth, expansion and launching new products.

Looking for personal and professional value alignment? 

These fintech leaders share what they learned from operating in a pandemic economy, and how their organizations adapted.

These tech companies give engineers the chance to do exciting, impactful work on unique teams.

Mantl’s revenue more than doubled last year as smaller banks raced to digitize amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The company plans to use this fresh funding to expand its product offerings and grow its team, with more than a dozen open tech positions available at its NYC HQ.

Built In NYC checked in with 10 tech leaders across the city whose companies are actively hiring to get a quick pulse of their respective team dynamics, what they enjoy about their roles and what they’re excited to accomplish this year.

In order to gain some insight into a few of the companies that are contributing to the thriving NYC tech scene, we rounded up four local companies. We asked leaders from Peloton, Tango340B, Mantl and Mulberry Technology to share what their 2021 goals are. Here’s what they said.

Ready to be challenged? These seven NYC tech companies are waiting for you.

New York founders take us into the apartments, conferences and co-working spaces where they first hatched bold business ideas, and outline how their focus and mission has changed — or not — since then.