- Cloudera is a leading provider of hybrid data and AI platforms, enabling enterprises to modernize their data environments while reducing infrastructure costs and accelerating analytics.
- In April 2026, Cloudera announced significant advancements to its hybrid data and AI platform, enhancing performance, flexibility, and data collaboration, while extending support until 2032.
- The company serves a diverse range of customers, with a focus on enterprises that require secure and governed access to data across multi-cloud, edge, and data center environments.
- Cloudera's ideal buyers are enterprises facing pressure to modernize data platforms and integrate AI into their operations, as the company addresses the challenges of high infrastructure costs and the need for seamless data interoperability.
Engineering is the largest team with 616 employees (about 39% of the workforce). Sales and Support follows with 423 employees (roughly 27%), while Marketing and Product combined account for 152 (around 10%). Additional groups include Business Management (92), Finance and Administration (84), Information Technology (71), Operations (53), Human Resources (46), Program and Project Management (12), and Other (38). This distribution reflects a product-driven organization paired with substantial field and go-to-market capacity.
Cloudera maintains a broad global footprint, with 1,115 employees categorized under Other locations—about 70% of the workforce—indicating a highly distributed presence across many sites and remote roles. Notable hubs include San Francisco, CA (99), Bengaluru, India (83), Austin, TX (68), San Jose, CA (53), Ireland (40) and Cork, Ireland (39), New York, NY (33), Singapore (30), and Budapest (27). The concentration outside a few named hubs suggests sizable teams spread across additional countries and cities not individually listed.
