- Skillsoft Corp. (NYSE: SKIL) is a leading AI-native skills management platform focused on enhancing enterprise workforce readiness and outcomes, reporting total revenue of $131 million for Q4 FY 2026.
- In the past year, Skillsoft launched its next-generation Skillsoft Percipio® Platform and upgraded its AI simulation offering, CAISY, as part of a strategic transformation to adapt to changing enterprise learning demands.
- The company has secured 15 new customers since the release of its updated platform, indicating strong interest in its AI-driven educational tools.
- Skillsoft's ideal buyers are enterprise organizations seeking to bridge skills gaps and enhance workforce readiness, particularly as AI technology reshapes job requirements and learning needs.
Sales and Support is the largest team at Skillsoft with 429 employees, accounting for just over one-third of total headcount. Engineering follows at 250 people, or about 19 %, reflecting the technical resources required to build and maintain the company’s learning platform. Marketing and Product (156 employees) and Human Resources (134 employees) each contribute more than 10 % to the total workforce, while Finance and Administration, Business Management, Operations, IT, and Education collectively make up the remaining share. The distribution suggests a strong emphasis on customer engagement and platform development, supported by a broad base of corporate and operational roles.
Skillsoft’s workforce is widely distributed, with 985 employees listed under “Other” locations, indicating a significant remote or satellite presence. Among named hubs, Hyderabad, India (68 employees) and Boston, Massachusetts (62 employees) are the largest, followed by offices in Nashua, New Hampshire; New Brunswick, Canada; and Rochester, New York, each hosting 30–50 staff members. Smaller teams operate in Scottsdale, Dublin, New York City, and Bengaluru. This mix of North American headquarters, Indian technology centers, and additional international sites supports a global customer base while offering flexibility for distributed work.
