AI-powered data observability platform that links data quality to business impact
Sifflet operates a data observability platform centered on detecting anomalies, diagnosing root causes, and suggesting code fixes via AI agents—Sentinel, Sage, and Forge. The tech stack (Java/Spring/Python/FastAPI/PyTorch/Temporal) reveals a production ML infrastructure; active projects around LLM integration, lineage modeling, and automated profiling confirm heavy algorithmic investment. The hiring pattern—7 engineering roles across senior, mid, and staff levels, mostly filled in the last month—signals the company is scaling the core platform while technical debt and ingestion query costs remain active friction points.
Sifflet is a data observability platform built for data engineering teams and leaders at mid-to-large enterprises. The platform shifts teams from reactive incident response to proactive risk assessment by enriching technical data quality alerts with full-stack lineage and downstream business usage context. Rather than flag alerts by technical severity alone, Sifflet prioritizes incidents based on business impact—a critical distinction for teams managing data dependencies across BI, analytics, and AI pipelines. The company operates across North America and France, with an engineering-focused organizational structure supporting active development in anomaly detection, lineage analysis, and ingestion optimization.
Sifflet runs on Java, Spring Boot, Python, FastAPI, and PyTorch for the core platform. Infrastructure: Kubernetes, AWS (EKS, RDS), GCP, Azure. Observability: Prometheus, Loki, Grafana. Data warehouse integrations: Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift. Orchestration: Temporal, Apache Airflow.
Active projects include LLM and ML features in production, query history root cause analysis, automated data profiling and anomaly detection, lineage model development, single-tenant architecture, and ingestion query optimization to reduce platform costs.
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