Alyssa Schroer

Updated on March 20, 2024

More organizations are investing the time, money and energy to create jaw-dropping office spaces. Check out some of our favorites.

Mae Rice

Updated on October 10, 2023

From creating new hearts to new homes, 3D printing is making its mark on almost every industry.

Built In LA found six local companies that are leading the charge in innovative technology solutions — that are also actively looking for fresh talent! 

Margo Steines

Updated on April 16, 2024

Mechanical engineers can find work in fields like aerospace, 3D printing and robotics.

Alyssa Schroer

Updated on March 20, 2024

More organizations are investing the time, money and energy to create jaw-dropping office spaces. Check out some of our favorites.

Several LA tech companies raised eight- and nine-digit rounds of funding.

Mae Rice

Updated on October 10, 2023

From creating new hearts to new homes, 3D printing is making its mark on almost every industry.

Cathleen Draper

Updated on August 26, 2022

Women are still getting paid less than men and have fewer access to professional opportunities for growth. Here’s how nine LA companies are changing that.

Avery Komlofske

Updated on February 03, 2022

Companies can use Black History Month to focus on DEI initiatives that apply year-round.

January 2020: Are you a talented software engineer or web developer in the Los Angeles area looking for new opportunities? These companies are in the market for everything from design engineers to Linux administrators to Ruby on Rails developers.

Built In LA carefully selected 50 young companies (all under five years old) who are poised to make waves in the SoCal tech scene in the next 12 months. 

LA tech had a productive 2021, with plenty of fresh investment and innovation going around. These startups led the charge.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on July 07, 2021

Companies across the board secured nine-digit funding rounds in June to fuel innovative technologies in their respective industries. With June’s largest funding rounds dwarfing May’s total, find out how these businesses are setting up for success.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on June 17, 2021

The Long Beach aerospace company is planning to take its 3D-printed rockets to the moon and beyond, as well as make 200 new hires, with its latest injection of funding.

According to these women in tech, it’s about providing encouragement through morale support and thoughtful action.

What does a day in the life of a systems engineer look like? We found out. 

Ashley Bowden

Updated on November 25, 2020

Autonomous rocket startup Relativity Space has its sights set far beyond how we currently live on Earth. In fact, it plans to use the world’s first 3D-printed rocket to expand human industrialization to the next planet over.

They don’t call Los Angeles the “city of dreams” for nothing: the rich local tech scene has again proven it has something for everyone. We found eight local companies building ground-breaking new solutions for a modern world — and they’re all hiring. Go find your dream job. 

Engineers have more options than ever when it comes to where they work, and they’re increasingly looking for companies with more to offer than cool perks and good pay.

When your mission is unprecedented, sometimes that means inventing a whole new toolkit.

Los Angeles is full of creative, driven and forward-thinking tech leaders. We talked to six of them to learn about how they are utilizing tech to surmount challenges, what products they are excited about and the future technologies they are keeping their eyes on. 

Southern California startups collectively raised $470 million in March 2018 with the top five rounds accounting for $307 million alone.