These big data companies work across industries, from finance to genomics and weather tracking.

These Boston software-as-a-service companies are offering unique and groundbreaking technologies.

These big data companies work across industries, from finance to genomics and weather tracking.

These organizational principles are embedded into every stage of the employee experience.

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Updated on November 03, 2023

The addition of Immuta Discover allows data teams to can, classify and tag data.

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Updated on October 20, 2023

The new integration aims to help AWS customers leverage more data across multiple environments.

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Updated on October 10, 2023

The data security platform’s integration with Starburst allows companies to access policy-controlled data seamlessly.

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Updated on September 21, 2023

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Updated on December 14, 2022

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Updated on September 27, 2022

At Immuta, employees are finding a new sense of purpose when actively engaged with their work, their managers and their team. How? By creating a stronger culture through a personality assessment and the company’s new IDP framework.

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Updated on June 14, 2022

This raise brings Immuta’s total funding to date to $267 million.

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Updated on March 10, 2022

Spoiler alert: a Cambridge startup ranked #1 on the list of 500 companies.

This funding comes at a time of massive growth for Immuta, and the money will be used to fuel its R&D efforts and expand its marketing and sales capacity. The company is also now hiring, with dozens of open tech positions at its Boston HQ and offices around the world.