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At Redgate, we create ingeniously simple software used by over 800,000 IT professionals, and we’re the leading Microsoft SQL Server tools vendor. We enjoy it too. It’s what makes coming to work challenging as well as rewarding. Our philosophy is to design highly usable, reliable tools which elegantly solve the problems developers and DBAs face every day, and help them to adopt database DevOps. As a result, more than 100,000 companies use products like the Redgate SQL Toolbelt, including 91% of those in the Fortune 100.

Redgate is looking for great marketers to join its growing business

Redgate has had an amazing year. In 2017, we grew well ahead of expectations, across all areas of the business. It’s been a really exciting ride, and has created new opportunities in all parts of the company as growth funds new innovations and development plans for our people. All great. Or is it? Is... Read more

So what is life really like, working at Redgate?

It’s been a few months since I joined Redgate as the Development Lead for Database DevOps. I’ve passed my probation, so the risk of me being kicked out for annoying the heck out of my colleagues has hopefully reduced, and it seems like a good time to reflect back on Redgate and how it... Read more

Kathi Kellenberger takes the Editor’s chair at Simple Talk

Monday, 16 October, sees a new yet familiar face join Simple Talk, Redgate’s technical journal, as Editor. Kathi Kellenberger, known in the SQL Server community as Aunt Kathi, is a Microsoft Data Platform MVP who has contributed to more than a dozen SQL Server books as an author, co-author, and technical reviewer. She is... Read more

What UX emoji would you design?

At last week’s UX Cambridge conference, we set the challenge to design a new UX emoji. We had great fun this week laying all the entries out on a table and choosing our favourites, X Factor style , until one of the entries literally got four yeses for ‘making that emoji their own’ (that’s... Read more

Down Tools Week 2017

Once a year, we hold Down Tools Week at Redgate’s Cambridge headquarters. It’s our version of a hack week – a chance to put down the day job and spend a week working on something completely different. It’s an opportunity for our developers, designers and even marketers to work on ideas that interest and inspire... Read more

Who’d want to be a coach?

About a year ago, Redgate introduced a new role to support our development teams: Coaches. The idea’s simple. Our development teams are made up of software engineers and UX designers, who make great products. They can do that on their own, but many people are used to agile experts (like scrum masters or project... Read more

A day in the life of … a Product Support Engineer

When someone buys software from Redgate, it’s often not the end of the story. It can be the beginning of a journey because support is frequently part of the package. There’s good reason for that too because while we pride ourselves on developing software that’s ingeniously simple to use, that simplicity is deceptive. We... Read more

How my sabbatical benefited both Redgate and me

I consider myself to be really lucky to work for a company that values its employees. One of the ways it shows this is by offering staff a six week paid sabbatical for every five years we’ve worked here. Yes, you heard me right – after just five years! And yes – paid! Simon... Read more

Applying design principles to your UX portfolio

As with any creative role, managers who are hiring for User Experience positions will often sift through a vast number of CVs and portfolios before a candidate even makes it through the door. As a potential employee it’s your job to impress, sell yourself to the company and most importantly give some insight into... Read more

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