Brigid Hogan
Senior Staff Writer at Built In
Brigid Hogan is a senior staff writer on Built In's Brand Studio team. Hogan joined Built In after working in communications consulting, publishing operations and as a public high school teacher. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and a Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction, both from the University of Wisconsin - Madison.
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Job seekers can find a new adventure in software engineering at these Centennial State companies.
As executive VP and CTO of Boost Mobile, Albertyn shares how EchoStar is shaping the future of mobile technology with Open RAN and a cloud-first approach.
At Identity Digital, a mechanical engineer turned product manager is using human-centered design to build impactful solutions.
With a focus on sustainable growth, Pie Insurance empowers its team of Pie-oneers to fuel innovation and shape the future of insurance for small businesses.
The focus on skills rather than traditional credentials at Udemy empowers employees to pursue meaningful careers and unlocks new pathways for growth.
Vertafore’s tech journey mirrors the story of 20th and 21st century innovation, from manual data processing to AI-driven tools — and the company is seeking new talent.
With a family of brands and a culture of breaking down silos to enable career growth across segments, EchoStar has a track record of leaders who rose from individual contributors to have long, dynamic tenures.
A strong culture, supportive hybrid environment and dramatic growth offer meaningful opportunities to employees — current, former and future.
With a focus on personal development and collaborative innovation, TurboTenant empowers its team to push boundaries and achieve ambitious goals.
Two leaders share how the company is building a purpose-driven culture that empowers its team to provide digital customers an experience that is accessible, inclusive, trustworthy and sustainable.
Three Udemy leaders share how their work furthers belonging, equity, diversity and inclusion for their colleagues and every Udemy user.
Huntress’ founders dreamt of a security solution that could clearly distinguish the good from the bad — and they brought that vision to life, cultivating a culture of innovation along the way.