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Dropbox layoffs

Dropbox has announced job cuts 2 times since Apr 2023. Where it gave numbers, they add up to 1,028 jobs. The latest was in Oct 2024: 528 jobs, about 20% of staff. It is also hiring: its careers page lists 21 open roles today.

Latest event: Oct 2024 · Jobs checked Oct 28, 2026

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People affected

1K

Across tracked announcements

Announcements

2

Apr 2023 → Oct 2024

Open jobs today

21

On its own careers page

The short version

  • Biggest round: Oct 2024, 528 jobs, about 20% of staff.
  • The company or credible reporting tied every one of these cuts to AI.
  • That is the 17th largest total among the 47 Enterprise SaaS employers we track.
  • We track 227 employers in United States with layoffs since 2022.

Hiring now

Is Dropbox hiring?

Yes. Dropbox lists 21 open roles on its careers page, most in Direct Sales - AMER (Sub Team) and Marketing Strategy and Operations (Sub Team). 21 of them are remote.

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Hiring elsewhere in Enterprise SaaS

Every round, newest first

  1. −528(20% of workforce)AI · likely

    CEO Drew Houston told staff Dropbox would cut about 20% of its workforce, 528 people, citing softening demand in its core business and a 'transitional period' as it builds new products such as Dash.

    Source: Dropbox blog

  2. −500(16% of workforce)AI · confirmed

    CEO Drew Houston cited slowing growth and wrote that 'the AI era of computing has finally arrived', saying the next stage of growth requires a different mix of skill sets, particularly in AI and early-stage product development.

    Source: Company blog

Common questions about Dropbox

How many people has Dropbox laid off?
We have tracked 2 rounds of cuts at Dropbox since Apr 2023. The rounds with a stated headcount add up to 1,028 jobs.
When was the latest Dropbox layoff?
Oct 2024: 528 jobs, about 20% of staff. CEO Drew Houston told staff Dropbox would cut about 20% of its workforce, 528 people, citing softening demand in its core business and a 'transitional period' as it builds new products such as Dash.
Did Dropbox blame AI for its layoffs?
Yes, for every round we track. We count a cut as AI-related only when the company said so or credible reporting made the link.
Is Dropbox hiring right now?
Yes. Dropbox's own careers page lists 21 open roles, most of them in Direct Sales - AMER (Sub Team) and Marketing Strategy and Operations (Sub Team). We read the list every day and drop roles once they close.

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