Engineering
What’s New at Humu – January 2020 Edition
Posted by Liz Fosslien
Welcome to 2020! We’re using the start of the new year, a natural reflection point, as a chance to look at how much we’ve grown since we first announced the Nudge Engine® a little over a year ago. (We encourage you to also set aside time to intentionally celebrate your wins. Research shows that people […]
Read moreCelebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at Humu
Posted by Liz Fosslien
“A lot of stories are never told. This month is an opportunity to talk about them.” – Alberto Melgoza, Engineer, Humu At Humu, we know that the best workplaces are those in which all individuals feel safe being their true selves and valued for everything that makes them unique. With that in mind, we kicked […]
Read moreLearning to Conquer Imposter Syndrome
Posted by Kat Slump
“Am I good enough to work here?” This is what I kept asking myself as I sat at my desk, struggling to solve a problem. As a new Software Engineer at Humu, I worried that if I failed to figure out a solution, people would realize that I didn’t deserve my job. As my anxiety […]
Read morePrivacy at Humu: Vulnerabilities, Breaches, and Notifications
Posted by Lea Kissner
At Humu, we want to build a world where people are treated with humanity, respect, and consideration. That’s why, as a company, we’ve made a commitment to doing what’s right, whether by sharing insights from our research teams or by volunteering in our communities. Because to truly make work better, it takes a village.
Read moreData Privacy at Humu: Building Systems for Trust to Make Work Better
Posted by Bryan Zimmer
Humu’s investment in both privacy and security is a part of our commitment to keeping a little bit of love in everything we do. That love and care of the data we’re trusted with is a critical part of our mission.
Read moreInside Humu: How Moving from Google Domains to Google Cloud DNS Was Painful—And How We Fixed It
Posted by Yonatan Zunger
This blog post is the first in an intermittent series about things we’ve learned in our first year as a startup. The goal of these posts is to help others avoid the same misery—and to make work better. ← see what we did there?
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