Xata.io builds a Postgres platform for spinning up isolated database branches across clouds. Its stack pairs Go and Rust with Kubernetes, Ceph and OpenEBS, pointing to a team running its own storage layer instead of relying solely on managed databases. Listed tools also span AWS RDS, Aurora, Cloud SQL and Azure SQL Database, matching a product that attaches to wherever customers' Postgres already runs. Hiring is minimal and limited to senior engineers in Germany and the US.
Xata.io is a San Francisco-based, privately held database company founded in 2020 with 11–50 employees. It offers Postgres branching built on unmodified Postgres, using copy-on-write so branches avoid duplicating data and compute shuts down when databases sit idle. The product works with Postgres hosted on AWS, GCP, Azure or on-premises. Customers can choose an open-source edition, a hosted cloud service, or a bring-your-own-cloud deployment. Open-source tooling includes pgstream and pgroll alongside the core platform.
Xata.io works with Go, Rust, Python and TypeScript on PostgreSQL, running on Kubernetes and Docker across AWS, GCP and Azure, with Pulumi, Ceph and OpenEBS for infrastructure and Next.js with Tailwind CSS on the frontend.
Hiring is minimal and focused on senior engineering roles, with openings in Germany and the United States.
Job posts reference the core Xata platform plus its open-source tools pgstream and pgroll, along with proof-of-value engagements, demo environments and migration scripts.
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