Israeli IT startup Atera lays off 10% of workforce
The company has cut approximately 30 jobs, most of them in Israel, as it reorganizes operations and continues investing in its autonomous IT technology, Robin.
Israeli IT management company Atera has laid off approximately 10% of its workforce as it reorganizes its operations and shifts resources toward strategic priorities. The company employs around 320 people, meaning roughly 30 employees have been let go, most of them in Israel.
Atera said: “Atera is implementing organizational changes designed to improve efficiency, focus resources on strategic priorities, and support continued growth and market leadership. As part of this move, the company is reducing its headcount while continuing to invest in its IT management platform and ‘Robin’, its autonomous IT technology. We deeply value the significant contributions of the departing employees and are committed to supporting them during this transition.”
Founded in 2010 by CEO Gil Pekelman and CTO Oshri Moyal, Atera develops a platform that enables organizations to manage, monitor and troubleshoot their IT systems remotely. The software allows IT teams to oversee devices, install updates and resolve technical problems. It also incorporates AI capabilities designed to identify and automatically resolve issues without the need for intervention by a human technician.
Atera raised $77 million in a Series B funding round in 2021, bringing its total funding to approximately $100 million. The company serves thousands of paying customers across dozens of countries, with the United States as its primary market and customers spanning Europe and other regions worldwide.
