Articles about Wyze

Kirkland’s tech companies lack the name recognition of other Puget Sound cities, and tend to work in the background as a foundational platform upon which more recognized brands are built. Here are 11 tech companies doing business in the Eastside’s little beach town.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on April 02, 2024

Got big career resolutions for 2022? Here’s how these Seattle tech companies are setting their teams up for success.

Built In Seattle spotlighted nine local companies, the cultures that unify employees and the perks and benefits that support team members.

Avery Komlofske

Updated on November 02, 2022

“Clean code helps make our lives as engineers easier,” said Wyze’s Tim Mai.

Built In Seattle gathered tips from engineering leaders who’ve had mentoring success at Qualtrics, Wyze, Intercept Games, and Anduril Industries.

Are you “hyper-collaborative” or “driven” in your approach to work? One of these fast-growing Seattle tech startups might be right for you.

What happens to a product team when a company starts scaling rapidly?

Ashley Bowden

Updated on September 07, 2021

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

The new investment could help Wyze bring AI technology into more of its products.

The best part? They’re all hiring.

The best way for product teams to build trust and get buy-in from stakeholders is to deliver their work on time, according to Mike Sobaski, director of product development at IoT hardware company Wyze.  However, sometimes, that’s easier said than done. So what’s the solution? 

Team members at the following organizations are contributing to the local tech scene in more ways than one.

Kirkland-based Wyze Labs’ latest smart home product offering officially launches next January.

The company already has an impressive product line-up, with everything from fitness trackers, to smart home cameras, no-contact thermometers and more.