PostgreSQL cloud for time-series, real-time analytics and vector data
Tiger Data, the company behind TimescaleDB, runs a managed PostgreSQL cloud built in Go, Rust and C++ on Kubernetes across AWS, Azure and GCP. Its hiring and project signals point to a commercial pivot: building a partner ecosystem, OT systems integrator channels and larger enterprise deals, backed by an ABM stack of 6sense, Demandbase, Outreach and Salesforce. Hiring is balanced across engineering, sales and support but decelerating.
Tiger Data develops TimescaleDB and operates a cloud database platform built on PostgreSQL, tuned for high-volume ingest and complex queries over time-series, analytics and vector data. It serves developers and businesses running workloads such as industrial analytics, monitoring, financial risk and geospatial tracking across sectors including manufacturing, utilities, energy, logistics, finance and telecom. Founded in 2015 and privately held, the company is headquartered in New York, NY, has 51–200 employees, and hires in the United States, India and Bulgaria.
Tiger Data builds on PostgreSQL and TimescaleDB with Go, Rust, C++, Python and TypeScript, runs on Kubernetes with Helm and Ansible across AWS, Azure and GCP, and uses gRPC, Protocol Buffers and Grafana.
Current work includes strategic partner motions, an OT systems integrator ecosystem, the tsbench benchmarking framework, TimescaleDB Toolkit evolution and reliability, and cohort and financial dashboards.
Tiger Data is headquartered in New York, NY and hires in the United States, India and Bulgaria, across engineering, sales, support, finance, marketing and security.
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