- Jamf is a leading provider of endpoint management tools specifically designed for Apple devices, recognized as a Leader in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Endpoint Management Tools for its unified management, security, and AI-driven automation capabilities.
- In the past year, Jamf announced a definitive agreement to be acquired by Francisco Partners for $2.2 billion on October 29, 2025, and appointed David Helfer as Chief Revenue Officer on January 12, 2026.
- Jamf has secured significant contracts, including its RapidIdentity solution being selected for a major Ohio Higher Education Consortium contract, and has partnered with UberEther to accelerate FedRAMP High and DoD IL5 authorization.
- Jamf's ideal buyers are IT and security teams in organizations adopting Apple devices at scale, as they address the challenges of managing and securing Apple ecosystems in a predominantly Windows-centric IT environment.
Sales and Support is the largest team with 693 employees, representing about 40% of the workforce. Engineering follows with 455 employees (around 27%), while Marketing and Product has 127 employees (about 7%). Core enablement and G&A functions include Information Technology (96), Finance and Administration (86), Business Management (81), Operations (64), and Human Resources (54). An additional 43 employees are categorized as Other and 15 are uncategorized, rounding out the company’s 17 department groupings.
Jamf’s workforce is distributed across multiple sites, with a substantial share (832 employees, nearly half) listed under Other, indicating a broad distributed or unclassified location footprint. Minneapolis, MN is the largest named location with 466 employees, followed by Eau Claire, WI with 230. Smaller hubs include Austin, TX (51), Amsterdam, Netherlands (28), Brno, Czechia (24), Denver, CO (23), Chicago, IL (23), San Francisco, CA (19), and Katowice, Poland (18). This mix suggests a blend of established office hubs and a wide distributed presence.
