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Jellyfish
Jellyfish is a Boston-based Engineering Management Platform that turns the signals from engineering tools - Git, Jira, CI/CD, and now AI coding assistants - into business-readable insight. It helps engineering leaders see where their teams spend time, tie that work to company strategy, automate R&D cost capitalization, and measure the real ROI of tools like GitHub Copilot. Founded by veterans of Endeca, Jellyfish has raised roughly $117M and serves hundreds of enterprises including Mastercard, Priceline, and PagerDuty.
Andrew Lau
Andrew Lau is the co-founder and CEO of Jellyfish, the Boston company that pioneered the Engineering Management Platform - software that does for engineering organizations what Salesforce did for sales. An MIT-trained engineer who spent nine years running engineering at search pioneer Endeca, Lau reconnected with two former colleagues a decade later to build a tool that translates the work of software teams into language the business actually understands. Jellyfish has raised roughly $117M, tracks 600-plus engineering organizations, and sits at the center of the industry's loudest debate: how to measure what AI is really doing to software development.