GitLab to cut 350 jobs and exit 22 countries as part of restructuring plan.
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GitLab to cut 350 jobs and exit 22 countries as part of restructuring plan. | 2 June 2026 The DevSecOps software company will reduce its workforce by 14% and shrink its international footprint while raising its full-year profit outlook following stronger-than-expected quarterly results. GitLab has unveiled plans to eliminate around 350 jobs and withdraw operations from 22 countries as part of a broader restructuring programme aimed at streamlining its global business, even as the company reported stronger revenue growth and improved profit guidance. The San Francisco-based software firm disclosed the details alongside its first-quarter fiscal 2027 earnings, according to reporting by Reuters and earnings information published by Investing.com. The workforce reduction represents approximately 14% of GitLab's full-time employees. The announcement comes as technology companies continue to reassess operating structures amid shifting market conditions and growing investment in artificial intelligence-led product development. Restructuring expands beyond previously announced workforce cuts. Investors had been awaiting further clarity on a workforce reduction initiative first announced by GitLab in May. The company has now confirmed that the programme will affect roughly 350 employees globally. Alongside the job cuts, GitLab said it plans to exit 22 countries, reducing its...
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