2024 Tech Layoffs Masterlist

From major layoffs at Tesla, Amazon and Microsoft to small fintech startups and apps, as covered by Techcrunch

July 2024

• Kaspersky (Cybersecurity company): Laying off dozens of employees, exiting U.S. market
• Salesforce (CRM software provider): Cutting 300 employees
• Intuit (Financial software company): Cutting 1,800 employees (10% of workforce)
• UiPath (Robotic process automation company): Cutting 420 employees (10% of workforce)
• UKG (HR management software company): Cutting 2,200 employees (14% of workforce)
• OpenText (Enterprise information management company): Cutting 1,200 employees (2% of workforce)
• Unacademy (Online learning platform): Cutting 250 employees
• Koo (Social media platform): Ceasing operations
• Upside Foods (Cultivated meat company): Cutting 26 employees
• Sightful (Laptop maker): Cutting 20 employees (33% of workforce)

June 2024

• RealPage (Property management software provider): Cutting 4% of workforce
• Planet (Earth imaging company): Cutting 180 employees (17% of workforce)
• Moxion Power (Mobile energy storage company): Cutting 100+ employees
• eBay (E-commerce platform): Cutting undisclosed number in Israel
• BeReal (Social media app): Cutting undisclosed number after acquisition
• Flutterwave (Fintech company): Cutting 30 employees (3% of workforce)
• Ginkgo Bioworks (Biotech company): Cutting 158 employees
• Moovit (Public transit app): Cutting 20-25 employees (10% of workforce)
• Wex (Financial technology company): Cutting 375 employees (5% of workforce)
• PayPal (Online payment system): Cutting 85 employees in Ireland
• Rapyd (Fintech-as-a-service platform): Cutting 30 employees in Israel
• C2FO (Working capital platform): Cutting 16 employees
• Chegg (Online learning platform): Cutting 23% of global workforce
• StackPath (Edge computing platform): Ceasing operations
• Unit (Banking-as-a-service platform): Cutting 15% of workforce
• Loop (Insurance technology company): Cutting undisclosed number
• Care/of (Personalized vitamin company): Cutting all 143 employees
• Running Tide (Ocean technology company): Ceasing operations
• Satellogic (Satellite imaging company): Cutting 70 employees (30% of workforce)
• ByteDance (Tech company, TikTok parent): Cutting 450 employees in Indonesia
• VRChat (Virtual reality platform): Cutting 30% of workforce
• Paytm (Digital payments platform): Cutting undisclosed number
• Kissflow (Business process automation platform): Cutting 45 employees
• Copia Global (E-commerce platform): Cutting 1,060+ employees
• Revel (Electric vehicle sharing company): Cutting 1,000+ staff drivers
• Simpl (Buy now, pay later platform): Cutting 30 employees
• Oda (Online grocery delivery service): Cutting 150 employees
• Pagaya (AI-driven financial technology company): Cutting 100 employees (20% of workforce)
• MoonPay (Cryptocurrency payments infrastructure provider): Cutting 10% of workforce
• Microsoft (Technology corporation): Cutting hundreds in Azure division
• OrCam (AI-powered assistive device maker): Cutting 100 employees
• Google (Technology giant): Cutting undisclosed number across Cloud teams
• Tropic (SaaS purchasing platform): Cutting 40 employees

May 2024

• Gro Intelligence (AI-powered insights company): Ceasing operations
• Jasper Health (Cancer care platform): Cutting substantial part of workforce
• Cirium (Aviation analytics company): Cutting 37 employees
• Walnut (Sales demo platform): Cutting 15 employees (20% of workforce)
• Fisker (Electric vehicle manufacturer): Cutting hundreds of employees
• Cue Health (Healthcare technology company): Ceasing operations
• Foursquare (Location technology platform): Cutting 105 employees
• Lucid Motors (Electric vehicle manufacturer): Cutting 400 employees (6% of workforce)
• TikTok (Video-sharing app): Cutting undisclosed number in global operations
• Pixar (Animation studio): Cutting 175 employees (14% of workforce)
• Replit (Collaborative coding platform): Cutting 20% of workforce
• SeekOut (AI-powered recruiting platform): Cutting 30% of workforce
• Gopuff (Instant delivery service): Cutting 6% of workforce
• Atmosphere (Streaming TV platform): Cutting 106 employees
• Mainvest (Investment platform): Ceasing operations
• Indeed (Job search engine): Cutting 1,000 employees (8% of workforce)
• Motional (Autonomous vehicle company): Cutting 550 employees (40% of workforce)
• Google (Technology giant): Cutting 57 employees in San Francisco
• Vacasa (Vacation rental management platform): Cutting 800 employees (13% of workforce)
• Brilliant (Online learning platform): Cutting majority of workforce
• Enovix (Battery technology company): Cutting 170 employees (33% of workforce)
• Microsoft (Technology corporation): Closing several game studios
• Cue Health (Healthcare technology company): Cutting 230 employees (49% of workforce)
• Luminar (Autonomous vehicle sensor company): Cutting 140 employees (20% of workforce)
• Sprinklr (Customer experience platform): Cutting 116 employees (3% of workforce)
• Peloton (Exercise equipment and media company): Cutting 400 employees (15% of workforce)

April 2024

• Tesla (Electric vehicle and clean energy company): Cutting 10%+ of global workforce
• Google (Technology giant): Cutting undisclosed number across key teams
• Fisker (Electric vehicle manufacturer): Cutting undisclosed number
• Getir (Rapid delivery service): Cutting 6,000+ jobs, exiting multiple markets
• Ola (Ride-hailing platform): Cutting 180 employees
• True Anomaly (Space and defense startup): Cutting 30 employees (25% of workforce)
• Expedia (Online travel shopping company): Cutting undisclosed number in Austin
• Nike (Sportswear and equipment company): Cutting 740 employees in Oregon
• Stability AI (Artificial intelligence company): Cutting 10% of workforce
• Rivian (Electric vehicle manufacturer): Cutting 1% of workforce
• Take-Two (Video game holding company): Cutting 579 employees (5% of workforce)
• Tome (Storytelling and presentation platform): Cutting 12 employees (20% of workforce)
• Criteo (Ad tech company): Cutting 140 employees (4% of workforce)
• TikTok (Video-sharing app): Cutting 250 employees in Ireland
• Hinge Health (Digital physical therapy platform): Cutting 10% of workforce
• Checkr (Background check technology company): Cutting 382 employees (32% of workforce)
• Bolt.Earth (EV charging and energy platform): Cutting 70-100 employees
• Apple (Technology company): Cutting 614 employees in California
• Agility Robotics (Robotics company): Cutting undisclosed number
• Ghost Autonomy (Autonomous driving startup): Ceasing operations (100 employees affected)
• Whirlpool (Home appliance manufacturer): Shutting down Yummly (recipe and cooking app)
• AWS (Cloud computing platform): Cutting hundreds of jobs
• Byju's (Educational technology company): Cutting 500 employees (3% of workforce)

March 2024

• ChowNow (Online food ordering platform): Cutting 20% of workforce
• Nintendo of America (Video game company): Restructuring testing department
• Dell (Computer technology company): Cutting 6,000 employees
• Synctera (Banking-as-a-service platform): Cutting 17 employees (15% of workforce)
• ShopBack (Cashback reward program): Cutting 195 employees (25% of workforce)
• Airmeet (Virtual event platform): Cutting 20% of workforce
• Chipper Cash (Cross-border payment app): Cutting 20 employees
• Textio (Augmented writing platform): Cutting 16% of workforce
• Stash (Personal finance app): Cutting 80 employees (25% of workforce)
• Phantom Auto (Remote vehicle operation platform): Ceasing operations
• IBM (Technology corporation): Cutting undisclosed number in marketing
• Inscribe.ai (Fraud detection platform): Cutting 40% of workforce
• Turnitin (Plagiarism detection service): Cutting 15 employees
• Sorare (Fantasy sports platform): Cutting 13% of New York workforce
• Melio (B2B payments platform): Cutting 7% of workforce
• ONE (Electric vehicle battery startup): Cutting 40 employees (13% of workforce)
• Project Ronin (Cancer care software company): Ceasing operations (150 employees affected)

February 2024

• Fisker (Electric vehicle manufacturer): Cutting 15% of workforce
• EA (Video game company): Cutting 670 employees (5% of workforce)
• Bumble (Online dating platform): Cutting 350 employees (30% of workforce)
• Apple (Technology company): Cutting hundreds from EV project
• Sony (Multinational conglomerate): Cutting 900 employees from PlayStation (8% of division)
• Expedia (Online travel shopping company): Cutting 1,500 employees
• Finder (Financial comparison site): Cutting 60 employees (17% of workforce)
• Rivian (Electric vehicle manufacturer): Cutting 10% of salaried workforce
• Meati Foods (Plant-based meat company): Cutting 13% of workforce
• Cisco (Networking hardware company): Cutting 4,000+ employees (5% of workforce)
• Toast (Restaurant management platform): Cutting 550 employees
• Instacart (Grocery delivery and pick-up service): Cutting 250 employees
• Mozilla (Software community): Cutting 60 employees
• Grammarly (Digital writing assistant): Cutting 230 employees
• Getaround (Peer-to-peer car sharing marketplace): Cutting 30% of North American workforce
• Amazon (E-commerce and cloud computing company): Cutting undisclosed number in healthcare businesses
• DocuSign (Electronic signature technology company): Cutting 6% of workforce
• Snap (Camera and social media company): Cutting 500+ employees (10% of workforce)
• Polygon Labs (Blockchain scaling platform): Cutting 60 employees (19% of workforce)
• Okta (Identity and access management company): Cutting 400 employees

January 2024

• Thinx (Period underwear company): Cutting 95 employees in New York
• Proofpoint (Cybersecurity company): Cutting 280 employees (6% of workforce)
• Wattpad (Online storytelling platform): Cutting 15% of workforce
• Block (Financial services and digital payments company): Cutting 1,000 employees
• PayPal (Online payment system): Cutting undisclosed number company-wide
• Aurora Solar (Solar sales and design software): Cutting 200 employees (20% of workforce)
• iRobot (Consumer robot company): Cutting 350 employees (33% of workforce)
• Salesforce (CRM software provider): Cutting 700 employees (1% of workforce)
• Flexport (Freight forwarding and customs brokerage company): Cutting 20% of workforce
• Microsoft (Technology corporation): Cutting 1,900 employees in gaming divisions
• Swiggy (Online food ordering and delivery platform): Cutting 400 employees (7% of workforce)
• Aurora (Self-driving vehicle technology company): Cutting 3% of workforce
• eBay (E-commerce platform): Cutting 1,000 employees (9% of workforce)
• SAP (Enterprise software company): Offering buyouts/changes to 8,000 employees
• Brex (Financial services and technology company): Cutting 282 employees (20% of workforce)
• TikTok (Video-sharing app): Cutting 60 jobs across U.S.
• Vroom (Online used car retailer): Cutting 90% of workforce
• Riot Games (Video game developer): Cutting 530 employees (11% of workforce)
• Wayfair (E-commerce company): Cutting 1,650 employees (13% of workforce)
• YouTube (Video-sharing platform): Cutting 100 employees
• Google (Technology giant): Cutting hundreds in advertising sales
• Lost Boys Interactive (Game development studio): Cutting undisclosed "sizable" number
• Pixar (Animation studio): Cutting up to 20% of 1,300 person workforce
• Audible (Audiobook and podcast service): Cutting 5% of workforce
• Discord (Voice, video and text chat app): Cutting 170 employees (17% of workforce)
• Amazon (E-commerce and cloud computing company): Cutting hundreds at Prime Video and MGM Studios
• Twitch (Live streaming platform): Cutting 500 employees (35% of workforce)
• Treasure Financial (Cash management platform): Cutting 14 employees (60-70% of workforce)
• Duolingo (Language-learning platform): Cutting 10% of contractor workforce
• Rent the Runway (Online clothing rental service): Cutting 10% of corporate roles
• Unity (Game development platform): Cutting 1,800 employees (25% of workforce)
• Pitch (Collaborative presentation software): Cutting two-thirds of workforce
• BenchSci (AI-powered biomedical discovery platform): Cutting 17% of workforce
• Flexe (On-demand warehousing platform): Cutting 38% of workforce
• NuScale (Small modular reactor company): Cutting 154 employees (28% of workforce)
• Trigo (Retail technology company): Cutting 15% of workforce
• InVision (Digital product design platform): Ceasing operations
• VideoAmp (Advertising measurement platform): Cutting 20% of workforce
• Orca Security (Cloud security company): Cutting 60 employees (15% of workforce)
• Frontdesk (Short-term apartment rental startup): Cutting all 200 employees