Full-Time
AI-powered data pipeline management platform
$107.5k - $150k/yr
Boston, MA, USA
Remote
Remote within the East Coast United States.
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Matillion builds a data management platform that helps data teams build, manage, and orchestrate data pipelines. The platform supports moving, transforming, and orchestrating data from many sources using a library of hundreds of connectors, with both no-code and code-based options (SQL, Python, dbt). AI features integrate large language models into pipelines and automatically generate documentation to boost data literacy. Pricing is usage-based, so clients pay for what they use, enabling easy scaling as needs grow. Matillion differentiates itself by its AI-enabled pipeline automation, a unified view that covers no-code to code workflows, and a broad connector ecosystem. The company aims to boost data team productivity by making data pipelines faster to build and easier to manage, while improving data literacy across the organization.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series E
Total Funding
$309.4M
Headquarters
Altrincham, United Kingdom
Founded
2010
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Health Insurance
Life Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
Paid Vacation
Mental Health Support
Hybrid Work Options
Scullion replaced as CEO of UK unicorn Matillion. Matthew Scullion will remain on the board and has praised his successor - Girish Pancha - and said he has his 'complete support' Matillion, the AI data automation company, has appointed veteran enterprise data executive Girish Pancha as its new chief executive. He'll succeed founder Matthew Scullion, who will remain an 'active member of the company's board of directors'. The company has also appointed Sanjay Krishnamurthi as its new chief development officer. Scullion, who co-founded Matillion with Ed Thompson in 2011, said: "The handover is real: Girish is the CEO, the company is his to lead, and he has my complete support. "I am immensely proud of what the Matillion team has built and deeply confident about the opportunity ahead." Matillion achieved unicorn status in 2021 when a $150m Series E funding round took its valuation beyond the magical $1bn mark. Writing on LinkedIn, Scullion said: "This is an important moment for Matillion - and one driven by ambition for what comes next. "The data industry is entering a profound new phase. AI is transforming how software is built and how businesses operate, but its success depends on trusted, governed and continuously evolving enterprise data. "That is the opportunity Maia was built to address. Maia uses AI to automate the critical work of enterprise data teams: creating, governing and operating the data products that power analytics, operations and AI itself. We believe this represents a major new category - AI data automation - and a very significant opportunity for Matillion. "The foundations are strong. Maia is in market and growing quickly. Matillion has more than $100m in recurring revenue, a global customer base, a strengthened leadership team and a clear strategic direction. "The next phase is about accelerating from that foundation: expanding our reach, deepening our partnerships, establishing the category and scaling execution across product, engineering and go-to-market. "Girish is exceptionally well suited to lead that work. He has spent his career in enterprise data, including senior roles at Oracle and Informatica, and built StreamSets from its beginnings into a category-leading company through to acquisition. He combines the instincts of a founder with deep experience of our market, customers and ecosystem. "Girish and I have known each other professionally for several years. I was closely involved in his appointment, I rate him enormously, and I am genuinely excited that he has agreed to lead Matillion. "Sanjay brings equally formidable experience. He has helped shape enterprise data platforms through leadership roles at Informatica, Microsoft and Google, and will lead Matillion's product and engineering organisations, working with co-founder Ed Thompson and Frank Weigal, as we continue to develop Maia. "Together, Girish and Sanjay add tremendous experience, relationships and technical depth to an already outstanding team." New chapter. Pancha said: "Today marks the beginning of a new chapter for me. I'm joining Matillion as CEO. "I've spent my career in data - from building Oracle Discoverer to spending 15 years at Informatica and founding and selling StreamSets. Along the way, I've lived through every major shift in enterprise data over the past four decades. Several reshaped the industry. This one is the biggest yet. "Data engineering is becoming autonomous. That's why I've joined Matillion. "Enterprises will rely on autonomous AI agents to create, govern and continuously evolve data products. When I saw what the Matillion team had built with Maia, I realised I was looking at the beginning of a new era in enterprise data. "Maia isn't simply another evolution of data integration - it represents a fundamentally different approach to creating, governing and evolving data products for the AI era. "I'm also thrilled to welcome Sanjay Krishnamurthi as Matillion's chief development officer. Few people have shaped modern enterprise data platforms the way Sanjay has, and I'm excited to partner with him again to accelerate Maia's product and engineering vision. "Most importantly, a thank you to Matthew Scullion for building such a great company and a strong foundation and for his partnership during this transition. I'm fortunate to have this rare opportunity to build on exceptional technology, a stellar customer base and an outstanding team. "The future of data engineering will look very different from its past. I'm excited to help shape what's next." * Matthew Scullion was recently interviewed on The Naked Founder podcast. You can listen here
Matillion has appointed Girish Pancha as chief executive officer and Sanjay Krishnamurthi as chief development officer. The moves aim to strengthen leadership as enterprise demand for AI data automation accelerates. Pancha has over two decades of experience building enterprise data products. He previously led development at Oracle, served as chief product officer at Informatica, and founded StreamSets, which was acquired by Software AG before its subsequent sale to IBM. Krishnamurthi joins from Google, where he led data integration and governance services. He previously served as chief technology officer at Informatica and led cloud data services at Microsoft. Former CEO Matthew Scullion will remain on the board of directors. The company's AI data automation platform, Maia, uses autonomous AI agents to build and maintain data products for enterprise clients.
Matillion has launched Maia Foundation on Google BigQuery, adding BigQuery to its AI Data Automation platform alongside Snowflake, Databricks, and Amazon Redshift. The platform uses autonomous AI agents to automate the construction and governance of data pipelines feeding BigQuery, allowing engineers to review and approve work rather than build from scratch. Maia operates in three layers: Maia Team authors pipelines using business intent and source data structure, Maia Context Engine governs work by tracking schemas and lineage, and Maia Foundation executes transformations within BigQuery. When source data changes, Maia automatically detects modifications, regenerates lineage, and submits changes for engineer approval. Matillion claims the platform can automate 80-90% of data pipeline work, significantly reducing manual workload for enterprise data teams.
Matillion has launched Migration Agent, a new capability within its Maia AI Data Automation platform that autonomously converts legacy ETL pipelines to modern cloud data warehouses. The tool supports migration from 14 platforms, including Informatica PowerCenter, Alteryx, IBM DataStage and SSIS, to Snowflake, Databricks and Amazon Redshift. Migration Agent parses transformation logic, dependency graphs and pipeline metadata, then reconstructs each pipeline as a warehouse-optimised ELT pipeline. Unlike conventional migration tools, it flags unsupported or ambiguous constructs for human review, compressing what typically requires multi-quarter consulting engagements into weeks. The capability is available now, with Matillion hosting a live webinar on 31st March demonstrating the conversion of 100 Informatica pipelines in 30 minutes.
Matillion has appointed Tim O'Neil as Chief Revenue Officer to scale its enterprise go-to-market strategy amid growing demand for its AI Data Automation platform, Maia. O'Neil joins from leadership roles at Alation and ThoughtSpot, bringing extensive experience in enterprise data software. The appointment follows strong adoption of Maia, which organisations including Merck, EDF and GE Healthcare are using to automate data workflows. The platform integrates with Snowflake, AWS and Databricks, and leverages AI models from labs like Anthropic to deliver automation within existing enterprise systems. Matillion achieved unicorn status in 2021 and serves thousands of enterprises globally, including Cisco, London Stock Exchange Group and ServiceNow. Maia uses autonomous AI agents to design, build and maintain data pipelines, enabling data teams to focus on delivering data products.