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From coding bootcamp to county web administrator

2 days ago | technical.ly | Holly Quinn

For Yafiah Abdullah, tech is just part of the journey. The 22 year old from Newark, Delaware, attended St. Georges Technical High School thinking she might become an electrical engineer before she decided to give computer science a try. It stuck — she went on to major in CS at Central State University in Wilberforce, Ohio, before launching her career in Delaware.
‘Be yourself:’ VCs want founders to tell authentic and urgent stories

2 days ago | technical.ly | Sameer Rao

There’s no such thing as a perfect pitch — but there is such a thing as a forgettable one. At the 2025 Technical.ly Builders Conference, three venture capitalists with varied investment backgrounds joined a refreshingly unstructured conversation about what makes a founder’s story resonate.
14 entrepreneurship, tech and startup events in June 2025

3 days ago | technical.ly | Sam Markowitz

Technical.ly is a free news resource thanks to financial supporters like organizations appearing in this article, which are Technical.ly clients. It might feel like summer is here, but the tech community isn’t going on vacation. In fact, things are heating up with lots of opportunities for connection and learning to aide your career and company.
This startup’s mission to extend human life sounds like sci-fi, and investors are betting $20M on it

4 days ago | technical.ly | Holly Quinn

Founded by: Francisco LeonYear founded: 2023Headquarters: Philadelphia, PASector: Life sciencesFunding and valuation: $20.2 million raised at an undisclosed valuation, according to the companyKey ecosystem partners: Columbus Venture Partners, Ben Franklin Technology PartnersWhen Francisco Leon talks about the medical science behind the biotech company he founded in 2023, it sounds like something out of a movie.
This Week in Jobs: Take these 24 tech career opportunities for a spin

4 days ago | technical.ly | Holly Quinn

Every week we ship an email newsletter featuring the region’s most exciting career opportunities. We’ve lovingly called it This Week in Jobs (aka TWIJ). Below is this week’s edition; it’s meant to live in your inbox. Sign up for the newsletter here. Happy World Bicycle Day!The celebration was originated by Professor Leszek Sibilski, a Polish-American social scientist and cyclist whose academic project on bicycles and sustainability became a global initiative in the 2010s.
How lawmakers are regulating real-world AI in 2025

5 days ago | technical.ly | Katie Malone

When it comes to regulating artificial intelligence, lawmakers are stuck between needing to act quickly and needing to get it right. That tension was at the heart of “What Does Real-World AI Regulation Look Like?”, a panel discussion at the 2025 Technical.ly Builders Conference featuring Pennsylvania state Rep. Napoleon J. Nelson, Wilmington Councilmember James Spadola and John Hopkins-Gillespie, director of policy at responsible AI governance startup Trustible AI.
AI tools won’t replace storytellers, but these 7 tools can make the job easier

5 days ago | technical.ly | Katie Malone

AI won’t replace human storytellers, but it can supplement their approach for a wider reach. That was the underlying message of “AI Tools for Storytelling: For Places, Companies & Brands,” a panel at the 2025 Technical.ly Builders Conference that drew professionals across civic, nonprofit and private sectors. Moderated by GateCheck Studio’s Sean Blanda, the conversation featured Alanah Davis, Baltimore’s chief storyteller, and Tim Kulp, chief innovation officer at Mind Over Machines.
How digital teams change service

6 days ago | technical.ly | Holly Quinn

Government efficiency is a hot-button issue this year, with masses of federal workers having lost their jobs in its name. But when it comes to state and local government, efficiency-based reform is all about making things work smoothly, with the help of tech.
How startup leaders are navigating the new normal of remote and hybrid work

6 days ago | technical.ly | Kaela Roeder

Remote work may be here to stay, but that doesn’t mean startup leaders have figured it all out. One session at the 2025 Technical.ly Builders Conference tackled the question of how startups can balance the flexibility of remote work with the need for culture-building and engagement. Titled “Remote vs.
Still doing the work: How DEI leaders are adapting to political pushback

1 week ago | technical.ly | Kaela Roeder

As national pressure mounts against DEI programs, some organizations are removing terminology, rewriting job descriptions or folding initiatives altogether. But others are adapting, embedding DEI principles throughout their work and refusing to walk away. Experts addressed these themes during “What Happens to DEI Strategies Now?,” a panel at the 2025 Technical.ly Builders Conference.