Conlan Carter
Conlan Carter is a staff writer on Built In’s Brand Studio team. Carter joined the Built In team after working in content marketing for SaaS startups, and he has been writing about tech, the arts and LGBTQ+ advocacy since 2015. He holds a BA in English and Theatre from Winona State University and an MFA in Playwriting from The New School.
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Welcoming parents and colleagues of parents alike, this ERG helps Braze team members feel more connected and supported at work.
Inspired by the gaps they saw in the market, this husband-and-wife duo aimed to bring customer care to the energy purchasing industry.
With AI at the forefront, local tech companies are finding new ways to invest in their teams, tools and partnerships to stay ahead of the curve.
Shaping the Future Workforce: MoLo Solutions’ Holistic Approach to Hiring Early-Career Professionals
On this hiring team, helping new hires develop the right skills matters more than a padded resume.
Heather Prince’s career is full of pivotal moments that moved her journey forward. Built In dives into how she made the most of those moments to cultivate an amazing career — all while remaining on the Applied team.
To protect from potential risks, cybersecurity workers have the exciting task of growing their skills on a daily basis.
From sustainable energy deals to building award-winning software, these local teams have a lot to celebrate this month.
With a long history of iconic businesses, Chicago’s tech scene is continuing to carve new pathways into the future. Here are 14 companies celebrating new products, partnerships and open positions.
At HealthJoy, taking a genuine interest in the feedback, ideas and careers of its employees is a central part of its mission.
Finding mentors, engaging with the tech community and growing the next generation of talent are just a few of the ways these women found success.
Why do employees return to their previous companies? Career opportunities, strong relationships and great company culture are drawing former teammates back.
Summertime is bringing big changes in the local tech scene. Built In Chicago has the highlights.