Grammarly, the digital writing-assistance platform known for its AI-powered grammar and style suggestions, employs roughly 1,126 people worldwide. Recent staffing data shows 281 new hires alongside 120 departures, yielding a net expansion of about 17 percent. This steady growth reflects the company’s continuing investment in product innovation and customer support as demand for writing-enhancement tools rises.
Engineering is Grammarly’s largest team at approximately 331 employees, accounting for just under a third of total headcount and underscoring the company’s product-driven focus. Marketing and Product (236) and Sales and Support (228) follow closely, together representing more than 40 percent of the workforce and highlighting the importance of go-to-market execution and customer success. Business Management, Human Resources, and Information Technology collectively add another 249 employees, ensuring operational stability as the organization scales. Smaller yet essential groups such as Finance & Administration, Operations, Legal, and an "Other" category round out the remaining positions.
Grammarly’s talent footprint is anchored in the United States, with the largest concentration in San Francisco (about 29 percent of employees). Additional clusters are found in New York, Seattle, Los Angeles, Austin, Oakland, and Denver, illustrating a multi-hub strategy across major tech markets. Internationally, Berlin and Kyiv contribute to the company’s global reach, while an "Other" category—roughly 14 percent of headcount—covers fully remote and smaller regional offices. This blend of coastal U.S. locations, European presence, and remote roles enables Grammarly to tap into diverse talent pools and support users around the world.