OpenText is an enterprise information management and cloud software provider that employs roughly 7,800 people worldwide. Recent staffing data shows 674 new hires alongside 951 departures, signaling an ongoing realignment of resources as the company expands its cloud, security, and information management offerings. The workforce spans engineering, customer-facing, and corporate functions that help support a broad portfolio of products used by businesses and governments.
Engineering is the largest group at about one-third of total staff (2,627 employees), reflecting the company’s emphasis on product development and managed cloud services. Sales and Support follows at 2,073 employees, underscoring the need for customer engagement and technical assistance across OpenText’s enterprise client base. Mid-sized teams include Marketing & Product (662) and Business Management (484), while Finance & Administration (441) and Information Technology (440) provide internal infrastructure. Operations, Consulting, and Human Resources make up the remaining balance. Company-wide attrition exceeded new hiring in the most recent reporting period, suggesting a net reduction in headcount, though core technical and go-to-market roles remain the most heavily staffed.
OpenText maintains a distributed workforce, with nearly 80% of employees classified under “Other,” indicating a significant remote or geographically dispersed population. Among named hubs, Bengaluru is the largest with just over 500 employees, followed by Toronto (366) and Hyderabad (231). Smaller concentrations of staff are located in Dallas, Denver, San Francisco, Boston, Tucson, and Austin, each representing between 0.7% and 1.5% of total headcount. This mix of North American and Asia-Pacific locations supports 24-hour product development, customer support, and consulting activities for global clients.