Anyscale, the company behind the open-source Ray distributed computing framework, employs approximately 170 people. Recent staffing activity shows 47 additions and 22 departures, indicating ongoing team expansion alongside normal turnover. The organization maintains a balanced employee base that supports its mission of simplifying large-scale AI and machine-learning workloads for developers and enterprises.
Engineering represents the majority of Anyscale’s workforce with about 100 employees—roughly three-fifths of total headcount—underscoring the company’s product-centric focus on cloud and AI infrastructure. Business Management and Sales & Support each account for 17 team members, while an additional 28 employees are grouped under Other corporate functions. Smaller specialist areas such as Legal, Operations, Consulting, and Risk, Safety & Compliance collectively make up the remaining few percentage points, reflecting lean but targeted coverage of non-technical roles.
Anyscale’s talent footprint is heavily concentrated in California, with San Francisco alone housing 88 employees, or just over half of the company. When combined with nearby Bay Area cities like Berkeley, Mountain View, Sunnyvale, San Jose, and Santa Clara, close to 70 % of the workforce is based in the region. The remainder is distributed across smaller hubs including New York, Denver, Washington, DC, and a collection of remote or other locations, giving the company flexibility to recruit specialized talent beyond its primary West Coast base.