At Datadog, employees believe it might be.

As an engineer, finding ways to work smarter, not harder, can pay huge dividends. These are those ways.

Conlan Carter

Updated on July 25, 2024

How da Cruz inspires her team to work together with open minds and a passion for innovation in engineering and cybersecurity.

Software Engineer Aurora Dai explains her role in building Datadog’s AI-powered observability product and the impact it will have on customers.

AUGUST 2017: Tech companies all over the city have opened up their offices for us to tour, and we’ve seen some unique spaces and enviable floorplans. These three startups have nailed the perfect mix of bold decor, interesting lighting and unique seating that reflects their brand and makes employees excited to come to work every day.

Olivia McClure

Updated on December 01, 2023

Learn how the monitoring and security company gives its people multifaceted tools and resources to ensure an equitable L&D experience that keeps up with its ever-changing technology.

To learn more about the latest NYC tech developments and open positions, we met with eight local leaders.

As an engineer, finding ways to work smarter, not harder, can pay huge dividends. These are those ways.

“Datadog has had a very responsive approach to moving talent that fits our hypergrowth environment.” The company’s manager of talent management explains why.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on October 19, 2022

Major cultural change is a slow-moving process. Here’s how 7 NYC leaders are speeding up DEI initiatives by starting small.

At Datadog, employees believe it might be.

SEPT. 2017: People are getting back from vacation, summer is coming to an end and now it’s time to focus. For some, that means landing a new job — and for these NYC tech startups, it means finding new members to support their explosive growth.