Jellyfish provides a software platform that gives engineering leaders visibility into what teams are working on and how they operate, a concept the company calls "engineering management." Co-founders Andrew Lau, David Gourley and Philip Braden developed the company out of their experiences running large engineering organizations, beginning the effort in 2016. The product aims to link engineering work to business objectives — as Lau puts it, to "do for engineering what Salesforce did for sales" — and help leaders make smarter decisions. The company more than tripled revenue in the last year, serves around 175 customers, and expanded its headcount to about 125 people from 20 two years earlier. Jellyfish plans to use new capital to continue developing its technology and advance its mission to better align engineering with business needs. To date the company has raised just over $114 million as it scales product development and customer adoption. Jellyfish is a Boston, MA-based provider of an Engineering Management Platform led by Co-Founder and CEO Andrew Lau. Its platform enables engineering leaders to connect their teams’ day-to-day operations to business priorities, elevating them from executors to influencers of business strategy. Customers mentioned in the article include New Relic, SessionM (a Mastercard company), Medium and Toast. The company raised $31.5m in a Series B funding round and plans to use the proceeds to expand operations and its business teams. Jellyfish positions itself to help organizations optimize allocation of engineering resources to focus teams on what matters most to the business. Jellyfish provides an Engineering Management Platform (EMP) that analyzes engineering signals and contextual business data to give leaders complete visibility into their engineering organizations. The platform helps align engineering decisions with strategic business objectives and aims to help teams deliver software efficiently and on time. Customers such as Acquia, Toast, and Jobvite use Jellyfish to optimize process, allocation, and organizational structure. Co-founded by Andrew Lau, David Gourley, and Phil Braden, the company positions its product to help engineering leaders focus teams on business priorities. Jellyfish raised funding to expand operations and broaden its business reach.

Total raised

$115M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series C

Latest activity

Feb 2022