Redgate

Redgate builds database software and end-to-end Database DevOps solutions designed to give organisations control of their databases across the entire lifecycle. Its tooling covers schema design and migrations, testing, automation and monitoring, with products supporting SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL and MongoDB. The company has been building database software for more than 25 years, serves more than 200,000 customers worldwide and says its tools are trusted by 92% of the Fortune 100. Increasingly, the company is adding AI-powered capabilities intended to help database professionals work more efficiently.

For engineers, the working practices are notable. Development teams ship to production daily, and Redgate describes its structure as small, empowered teams with real ownership of their work. The company says its culture is built on trust, accountability and collaboration, and that people are given the space and support to do their best work.

Communication is asynchronous by default: teams write when they might otherwise hold a meeting, and optimise for focus rather than facetime. The company values sustainable delivery and good ways of working, and allocates time for teams to improve how they build software.

Redgate is headquartered in Cambridge, England, with a presence in the United States and offices around the world. It operates in the database management, DevOps and enterprise software sectors.