In an industry dominated by men, stories about how women broke into tech and built careers tend to be less sought after. That doesn’t make them any less important or inspiring, though.

In addition to supporting its own employees, Realtor.com is working to end LGBTQIA+ discrimination in real estate.

For many graduates, securing their first real-world job isn’t just about making money — it’s about finding a community. Discover how companies like Realtor.com are shaping the future of Austin’s tech scene one new hire at a time.

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In an industry dominated by men, stories about how women broke into tech and built careers tend to be less sought after. That doesn’t make them any less important or inspiring, though.

In addition to supporting its own employees, Realtor.com is working to end LGBTQIA+ discrimination in real estate.

Whether it’s technology that will better enable supply chains, the expansion of consumer data platforms, embracing solutions for development, security and operations, or creating a total experience strategy, tech leaders all over are gearing up for an exciting 2021. Built In Austin asked leaders across four local companies to share which tech trends they’re watching for in 2021 — and how it’ll specifically affect the industry they operate in.

Jenny Lyons-Cunha

Updated on December 16, 2022

Tech leaders from Rex, Workrise, ClosedLoop.Ai and Realtor.com discuss their tactics for facilitating collaboration between UX designers and engineers.

These businesses offer unique products and services in a range of dynamic industries including real estate, education, gaming and more.