Kirkland communications tech company Pivotal Commware has raised $14.7 million in an ongoing Series B round. The company is ultimately chasing a cool $20 million.
Seattle is getting another coding school, with the Flatiron School announcing that it will opening its first west coast bootcamp in Seattle early next year. The organization will start running its 15-week courses out of a downtown WeWork in January 2019.
Seattle tech is leading the way in helping new parents keep their jobs and spend time with their newborn. Here are six of the best paid parental leave policies in the Seattle tech industry (and one non-tech company we simply had to include).
Much of the venture capital being invested in Seattle tech of late has flowed to early-stage startups. We checked in with a bunch of local companies that recently raised their first Seed rounds to see what they’re working on, where they’ve set their sights and how they’ll be spending the cash.
Two Seattle startups — Domicile and Saykara — announced funding today, raising $5 million each. Though they work in very different industries, both companies say they will use the new cash to refine their technology offerings before expanding across the country.
Building unique and memorable user experiences is an art form, one that these Seattle tech companies have mastered in their own unique ways. Though you may have never heard of them, these five companies have worked with some of the biggest businesses in the Puget Sound region.
As “mobility-as-a-service” takes off, travelers are becoming increasingly spoiled for choice. Rideshare, scooter and bike apps clamour for attention in app stores, which can all seem a bit bewildering for the user standing on a street corner. Enter Migo, which displays travel options from a wide range of mobility services on a single platform.
Headquartered in Salt Lake City — with a second office in Bellevue — the Sarcos is working on its “Guardian” line of robotic exoskeletons that allow human beings to perform superhuman physical tasks.
Whether you’re already working in the Seattle tech industry or looking to break in, you’re not exactly starved of options. In fact, you might actually be spoiled for choice — just check out these six tech companies, all of which are hiring right now in and around Seattle.
