PostgreSQL cloud platform optimized for time-series and real-time analytics
Tiger Data operates a managed PostgreSQL cloud service purpose-built for time-series, real-time analytics, and vector workloads. The stack is tightly integrated around PostgreSQL and TimescaleDB (their open-source extension), with Go and Rust for performance-critical services and Kubernetes for orchestration. Hiring is engineering-forward (5 roles) with equal emphasis on customer success (5 support roles), suggesting the company is scaling both product velocity and customer retention — directly aligned with their stated pain-point focus on churn reduction, adoption, and complex migrations.
Tiger Data is a managed PostgreSQL cloud platform built on TimescaleDB, an open-source extension that adds time-series and real-time analytics capabilities to PostgreSQL. The company serves enterprises across industrial operations, financial risk management, monitoring, operational data warehousing, geospatial tracking, and ad tech. Customers adopt Tiger Data to handle high-velocity data ingest and complex analytical queries without abandoning SQL or relational semantics. The 51–200 person team is based in New York with engineering hiring across the United States, India, Brazil, and Bulgaria.
Core: PostgreSQL, TimescaleDB, Kubernetes, AWS, and Azure. Services: Go, Rust, C/C++, gRPC. Sales/ops: Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach. The stack reflects a database-first company with infrastructure maturity.
No specific replacement data is available in hiring records. The product targets workloads typically fragmented across relational (PostgreSQL) and NoSQL systems (for scale), aiming to consolidate both on a single PostgreSQL platform.
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