Australian-American software company Atlassian has announced plans to cut around 10% of its global workforce, which means roughly 1,600 employees will lose their jobs as the company shifts its strategy toward artificial intelligence and enterprise-focused products.
The layoffs are part of a broader restructuring aimed at investing more heavily in AI technology and improving the company’s financial profile. CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes said the company wants to “rebalance” its resources to focus on the future of teamwork in the AI era.
Most of the job cuts will affect employees in North America (about 40%), followed by Australia (around 30%) and India (about 16%), while smaller impacts are expected in other regions.
The company expects restructuring costs of roughly $225–$236 million, including severance packages and office space reductions.
At the same time, Atlassian also announced that its Chief Technology Officer Rajeev Rajan will step down from his role at the end of March as part of the leadership changes linked to the restructuring.
Experts say the move reflects a broader trend across the technology sector, where companies are restructuring their workforce to adapt to the rapid rise of artificial intelligence and automation.
Australian-American software company Atlassian ne announce kiya hai ki company apni lagbhag 10% global workforce ko reduce karegi, jisme kareeb 1,600 employees ki jobs ja sakti hain. Yeh decision company ke AI-focused strategy ki taraf shift hone ka hissa hai.
Company ke CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes ne kaha ki Atlassian apne resources ko AI aur enterprise products par zyada focus karne ke liye restructure kar rahi hai. Unke mutabik AI se software industry mein kaafi changes aa rahe hain aur companies ko naye skills aur roles ki zarurat pad rahi hai.
Reports ke mutabik layoffs ka sabse zyada impact North America (40%), phir Australia (30%) aur India (16%) ke employees par padega.
Is restructuring process mein company ko lagbhag $225–$236 million ka cost aane ka estimate hai, jisme severance payments aur office space reduction shamil hai.
Saath hi company ne yeh bhi announce kiya ki Rajeev Rajan, jo company ke Chief Technology Officer hain, 31 March ko apna position chhod denge.
Experts ka kehna hai ki yeh step dikhata hai ki AI technology global tech industry ko rapidly change kar rahi hai, aur companies apni workforce aur business model ko uske hisaab se reshape kar rahi hain.
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