Make In LA, an early-stage accelerator and fund created to support technology enabled hardware companies, hosted a demo day for its second ever cohort yesterday. For three of the four startups, attending the accelerator involved moving to Los Angeles. While they hailed from tech hubs like San Francisco and New York, the move offered a look into a market experience experiencing explosive growth, which readers are well aware of.
In what turned out to be a very busy week for local tech companies, seven startups collectively raised more than $300 million, just $74 million short of what LA tech collectively raised in the month of May.
The company’s AI-enabled platform, backed up by local teams of title and escrow experts, is used to streamline document submissions and speed up the closing process.
Built In LA spoke to two local CTOs about their teams’ challenges, the qualities of an ideal software engineer and tech trends they’re watching as 2018 rolls forward.
