At the Technical.ly Builders Conference, founders explored the evolving trade-offs between flexibility, culture and community in today’s workplace.

At Technical.ly’s Builders Conference, public-sector technologists shared how they’re making bureaucracy work better — and why that matters more than ever.

At Technical.ly’s Builders Conference, equity advocates discussed what it means to evolve — not abandon — DEI in the face of scrutiny, funding threats and culture war fatigue.

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Seamless Transition’s Sarah Malinowski developed medical technology to help amputees with mobility. The idea grew from her work at a clinic and, later, research among Ukrainians during the war.

A Philadelphia founder has been using artificial intelligence for life sciences materials since 2015, long before the mainstream hype for the tech.

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Many tech workers prefer to stay remote, but it’s harder to reap the benefits of mentorship and spontaneous brainstorming.

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A management shakeup is taking place at a key Philadelphia government agency. The Commerce Department underwent a change in ...

Even with mass layoffs reshaping the field, attendees at the 2025 Python conference in Pittsburgh said they still see demand and high-paying opportunities.