Netflix employs approximately 13,951 people worldwide. Recent staffing activity added about 1,684 new employees while 861 departed, resulting in net growth that reinforces the company’s investment in content creation, platform technology, and international expansion. The balanced pace of hiring and departures suggests a steady scaling strategy that supports both production needs and subscriber growth.
Engineering is the largest team with roughly 3,482 employees, accounting for about one-quarter of all staff and underscoring the platform’s technical foundation. Marketing & Product follows at around 2,602 employees (about 19%), while Business Management contributes nearly 1,981 employees (14%). Operations (1,780) and Finance & Administration (1,378) represent key corporate functions, and smaller yet essential groups such as Sales & Support, Human Resources, Information Technology, Legal, and an "Other" category collectively make up the remaining workforce. This broad spread of talent reflects Netflix’s blend of technical, creative, and business expertise required to deliver global streaming services.
Los Angeles hosts the largest concentration of employees at roughly 5,280, or nearly 38% of the workforce, reflecting the company’s strong ties to content production. San Francisco (1,230) and New York City (922) serve as additional U.S. hubs, supporting engineering, design, and corporate roles. Smaller but strategic offices in Seattle, San Jose, London, Amsterdam, Burbank, and Brooklyn collectively house about 2,287 employees, enabling regional content development and technology initiatives. An "Other" category of roughly 5,162 employees highlights Netflix’s distributed and flexible approach to global talent placement.