Articles about Tovala

This fresh funding comes just six months after Tovala raised its Series B, and will be used to grow its booming smart oven and meal delivery business. The company is also now hiring, with several open tech positions available at its Chicago HQ.

Dana Cassell

Updated on April 05, 2024

From energetic start-ups to established industry leaders, these tech companies are all hiring now.

These nine Chicago tech companies boast thriving cultures, unique benefits and noteworthy news.

Temperatures may be dropping, but these Chicago tech companies are warming up for an exciting new year. Here are the ones to watch.

Brigid Hogan

Updated on April 27, 2023

As great product managers expand their skill sets, juggling stakeholders, data and the product lifecycle makes for an increasingly complex role. Built In Chicago heard from three product leaders about how their teams continue to innovate and advance.

Whether you're an enterprise organization or a fast-growing startup, you'll need an effective workflow to successfully manage how your data is collected, analyzed and ultimately deployed into production. Data scientists from three Chicago-based companies

Kimberly Valentine

Updated on June 29, 2022

Leaders at five Chicago tech companies share why employees whose values match their company’s values strengthen the team while also diversifying it — and what they’re looking for in their next hires.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on February 02, 2022

These Windy City tech teams are looking to amplify their standout cultures and tackle even more exciting projects.

Love what you do — and where you do it.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on July 08, 2021

February was a relatively quiet time for venture funding in the Windy City. Even still, the companies with the month’s top capital raises are planning on investing in their business, bringing new innovations and ideas to Chicago’s tech startup scene.

CardX, Peapod Digital Labs and Analytics8 are just some of the companies seeing massive growth — and hiring in droves to keep up the pace.

University of Chicago startup Maestro, known colloquially as “the Keurig for food,” is rebranding as Tovala and preparing to launch a Kickstarter campaign.

Home to one of the country's most vibrant food scenes, it shouldn't come as a surprise that Chicago has a plethora of thriving food tech companies. Here's what those companies are up to.

Tovala aims to hire about 100 people by the end of the year.

Tovala is partnering up with the hottest brand in food tech.

Closing the year on a high note, Chicago tech companies raised more than $158 million in December.

Those who wrote obituaries for brick-and-mortar retail after the death of Toys “R” Us and the Sears bankruptcy filing might have spoken a bit too soon. In fact, 2018 has been a good year for Chicago tech companies that make brick-and-mortar a big part of their business.

Tovala has just released the second-generation version of its smart steam oven, which is 15 percent lighter than its predecessor and almost half the size.

Tovala, which makes an internet-connected smart kitchen appliance and an accompanying meal delivery service, just announced that it has acquired Radish.

Tovala, the Chicago company behind “the Keurig for food,” announced on Tuesday it is part of Y Combinator’s (YC) class of 2016.