It’s been a big year in Seattle tech so far, with a fresh crop of startups leveraging artificial intelligence, big data, breakthrough security strategies and more to transform industries of all stripes. This is our list of 50 startups who show enough promise — through transformative technology, brilliant ideas or seasoned founders — to warrant keeping an eye on into 2019.

It’s been a big year in Seattle tech so far, with a fresh crop of startups leveraging artificial intelligence, big data, breakthrough security strategies and more to transform industries of all stripes. This is our list of 50 startups who show enough promise — through transformative technology, brilliant ideas or seasoned founders — to warrant keeping an eye on into 2019.

As more workers transition to working remotely full-time, even those who have used Slack before are finding themselves in uncharted territory.

Support isn’t in short supply for employees at Qumulo, Zipwhip or Hiya. What’s even better is that all of these companies are hiring. 

HR reps say working from home is here to stay. How you start a job virtually, however, presents new challenges.

Here's how a few Seattle tech companies are keeping employees engaged as they work remotely. 

It’s time to sign up for Built In Seattle’s first ever Top Companies Hiring event! Get face time with some of Seattle’s most innovative tech companies, drink local brews and learn more about the local industry.