Open-source metadata platform for data discovery, governance and observability
DataHub builds a metadata and context management platform, with an open-source core and a managed cloud edition. Its stack spans Python, Java, Scala, Kotlin, Go and TypeScript, and its tool footprint covers Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, dbt, Airflow, Collibra and Alation, consistent with building connectors across the modern data stack. Senior engineering hiring centers on ingestion frameworks and real-time metadata processing, while partner roles target hyperscaler co-selling.
DataHub, founded in 2021 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, develops a platform that catalogs, governs and monitors enterprise data assets for both human users and AI agents. The product is available as an open-source project and as DataHub Cloud, a managed service with AI-assisted discovery, data quality and governance features. It serves enterprise data teams and connects to a wide range of warehouses, pipelines and BI tools. The privately held company employs 51–200 people and hires in the United States, Australia and India.
DataHub provides an open-source and managed metadata platform covering data discovery, lineage, governance and observability, built to supply trusted context to people and AI agents.
DataHub works with Python, Java, Scala, Kotlin, Go and TypeScript on AWS, GCP and Azure with Kubernetes, Docker and Terraform, plus data tools such as Airflow, dbt, Spark, Snowflake and BigQuery.
DataHub hires in the United States, Australia and India, mostly senior engineering roles alongside product, marketing and partner-focused sales positions.
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