We are a distributed team with team members all over the world. Regardless of where you’re based, we place enormous value on autonomy and flexibility–from an unlimited vacation policy, to a work environment that defaults to trusting your decisions and expertise.
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Janessa's marketing work is rooted in strong messaging. She's run massive content campaigns, organized crisis communication plans (and responses), and wrote untold lines of website and blog copy. Today, she's building the marketing team at Fishtown Analytics.
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Nick has the proud distinction of being the first dbt Core user outside of Fishtown Analytics. He spent the past four years as an amateur dbt fanboy, before joining full-time as the Director of Growth (professional dbt fanboy). Nick lives in San Francisco and is the proud father of two wonderful kittens.
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Andrew is obsessed with building data platforms. He aims to bring the magic of data analytics to companies around the world, but sometimes he just likes staring at code and numbers on a screen. During his downtime, you’d likely catch him binge watching tech videos on YouTube, playing boardgames with friends, or munching on snacks.
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Alexandra excels at listening to customers needs, articulating product benefits, and creating solutions that provide value to dbt users. She’s excited to help companies transform the way they manage their data. In her free time, you’ll find her in a cycling class or exploring the North Carolina coast.
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Erica considers herself a professional 'fixer' or a 'Jane of all trades'. She has a background in the data analytics world, and has been an executive assistant for 10 years and loves it. When she is not working, she teaches fitness and enjoys cooking and gardening.
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Ashley has a varied background, originally studying history then working on the non-technical side of a large start-up. She has spent the last four plus years developing web applications for a global non-profit. When not coding, Ashley can be found cooking delicious food for her toddler to feed to her dog.
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Christine's been exploring the data landscape in Healthcare IT, where she discovered her passion to improve dissonant data processes while organizing collaboration and productivity
for her team. If she's not learning something new, she's probably
tinkering with a project or curled up somewhere warm.
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Joe is a tool and die maker for the web, building tools to help people. In previous lives that meant tools for web content management, configuring advertising campaigns, and design systems to make other developers live's easier. When not working on code, Joe spends time with his family, tends to the garden, and makes homemade hot sauce and pizza.
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Fatima carries years of event design, community management and experiential marketing experience in the tech and nonprofit spaces. She is passionate about testing innovative engagement strategies and transforming connections into partnerships. When she isn’t producing events, you can find her doing yoga or planning photoshoots with creatives in Philly.
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Kyle taught high school math for several years and was always the tech guy at school. In creating school reports, he discovered the super powers of dbt for automating reporting with constantly changing source data. He is excited to support the dbt community by building out analytics engineering training and education programs.
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Originally a music producer, Grant discovered the powerful intersection of creativity and technology in Chicago recording studios. Finding the same balance of expression and problem solving in working with data, he has pursued analytics excellence with equal passion. He is excited every day to build increasingly elegant, impactful, and artful data processes with organizations of all sizes. When not in front of a computer, he’s generally cooking, acquiring too many plants, or reading utopian science fiction in the sunshine.
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Throughout his professional career spanning international development in South America, management consulting and software sales, Jason has enjoyed collaborating with clients to address their most pressing needs. A native San Diegan, he’s been able to call Princeton, Guanajuato, Buenos Aires, Cusco and San Francisco “home” over the past 15 years; ultimately landing in Seattle where he lives with his wife and english bulldog, Tony.
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Carly is a recovering Texan and technology consultant who has spent the past two years building a BI stack (using dbt!) for a well-known Denver-based photo printing company. When she's not geeking out in SQL, you’ll find her enjoying the Colorado outdoors with her husband, daughter, and Wally the Labrador.
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Kurt has worked in a variety of software engineering roles ranging from building user driven web applications to designing and deploying large scale distributed systems. Kurt recently relocated from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh, but is still a lifelong Eagles fan, and enjoys messing around on the guitar in his spare time.
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Lise has been slinging markup since the dawn of the web, and has 10+ years of experience working on enterprise sites -- as well as a reputation for tenacious problem solving. As Fishtown's first frontend engineer, she's excited to improve the user experience across our marketing properties. In her spare time, she enjoys many nerdy hobbies, from reading fantasy novels to LARPing to learning the Latin names of plants.
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Lauren has spent the last 10+ years helping organizations track criminal events like tax fraud, data exfiltration, and even nation-state terrorism. With a largely security-focused background, she hopes to bring the “breaker-mindset” to how analysts build, test, and deploy resilient data models. When not heralding the good word of analytics engineering, she can be found camping in the backcountry with her most prized possession— a long spork.
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Mila spent her college years caught between computer science, gaming, communication, logic, ancient ethics, and ancient languages. She wandered into data engineering by happenstance, but fell in love with dbt at first sight. Having found a home in the dbt Slack, she now looks after community health as well as tinkers on projects behind the scenes. Her inbox and DMs are always open to community concerns and inquiries.
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Mack, a native Floridian, has moved across the country numerous times, selling for some of the hottest SaaS data companies along the way. Recently landing in North Carolina, he, his wife, 6.5-pound dog, and young daughter are happy to call the Tar Heel State home. Time with family, reading, drinking coffee, plus watching and playing sports is how he likes to unwind.
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Kimi has spent the last 5+ years in recruiting. She's passionate about matching candidates with wonderful careers to grow into. She's excited about finding the right folks for our teams and creating a great experience at Fishtown. In her free time, you'll find her playing board games with friends, spending time with family or watching some new Netflix shows.
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With a background in Machine Learning, Matt spent a lot of time applying abstract math to business problems. In the process, he had the 'fun' experience of learning just how much models and analytics rely on solid data pipelines. Other than tinkering with and discussing various pieces of technology, he enjoys reading, running, and going on outdoor adventures with his wife and dog.
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Originally hailing from the other side of the planet, Dan has now settled down in sunny Oregon. He enjoys tasty memes, pop culture and building a culture of trust and respect. When not hacking the interwebs, he can be found cooking new food experiments while daydreaming about improvements to lifecycle flows.
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Barr worked in data science at large companies like Facebook and eBay, explored data through venture investing, and worked on digital strategy for Beyonce. The latter unfortunately did not convert to a backup dancer gig. Barr cares about empowering more decision-makers, whether through data or access, and has founded a community for women in tech, and co-founded an accelerator for female founders and a venture fund for her classmates. Her true calling, however, is karaoke.
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Sean helps Fishtown's enterprise customers solve technical challenges to produce reliable analytics using dbt. He previously worked in e-commerce, healthcare, and finance, and graduated from New York University’s ITP program where he became a passionate maker of things. He also enjoys cooking and is currently learning German so he can get around his new hometown of Vienna, Austria!
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As a first-generation Mexican American Software Engineer, Wendy discovered her passion for technology while working random jobs to complete her degree. She's driven by her passion to create tools that improve everyone's quality of life and has a special place in her heart for data analytics. As an adventure seeker, she loves to explore new places, try new foods, and meet new people. At any given moment, you might just find her breaking out in dance.
We’ve made improvements to our benefits package every year we’ve been in business, and we will continue to do so. Not seeing something that’s important to you? Let us know.
We happily provide 12 weeks of parental leave for all new parents. Parents have the option to add an additional 8 weeks unpaid leave.
We contribute 3% of every employee’s salary to a 401k plan, whether you choose to participate or not.
Fishtown Analytics provides medical, dental and vision benefits to employees and their dependents. Health benefits are paid in part by the company.
We’re a distributed team and place a premium on trust. Take an afternoon or day off to rest and catch up. Check out early to pick your kids up from school. Work from home. Communicate. Get your work done. Live your life.
We believe in investing in the development of our team. In addition to coaching and mentorship opportunities, we provide up to $500 per year to each employee to use on their own learning and development, however they see fit.
Take a spontaneous trip or plan your dream staycation. Schedule a long weekend when your friends are in town or extend travel plans over the holidays. Unlimited vacation means that you can stop budgeting your PTO.