Microsoft 365 migration and governance software for IT teams
ShareGate builds migration and governance tooling for Microsoft 365, with a product core of C#, .NET, WPF and Microsoft Graph running on Azure, Kubernetes and Terraform. Current hiring tilts heavily toward marketing over engineering, and the projects cluster around attribution between HubSpot and HockeyStack, conversion optimization and demand generation, which points to a company building a more measurable acquisition engine rather than expanding the product team.
ShareGate is a privately held software company headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, with 201–500 employees. Its platform helps IT professionals move business data into Microsoft 365 from sources such as Google Workspace, file shares, Exchange and on-premises SharePoint, including tenant-to-tenant moves. After migration, the product supports governance work such as assessing environments, finding issues and applying fixes, along with preparing organizations for Microsoft Copilot rollout. Buyers are IT teams handling cloud transitions and M&A consolidation. Current hiring is concentrated in Canada.
ShareGate builds with C#, .NET, WPF, TypeScript and React on Azure, using Kubernetes, Docker, Helm and Terraform, with PostgreSQL, MongoDB and Snowflake for data, plus Microsoft Graph and MSAL integrations.
Yes. Marketing is ShareGate's most active hiring area, ahead of sales and engineering, with roles based in Canada focused on attribution, campaigns and website conversion. Overall hiring velocity is slowing.
ShareGate's go-to-market stack includes HubSpot, Gong, Outreach, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, CommonRoom and Intercom, with Webflow for its website and Snowflake for analytics.
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