Atlassian India

Atlassian India entered Bengaluru in 2018 with a 60-person team and grew to 2,500+ employees by 2025, a trajectory driven by deliberate product investment rather than cost arbitrage. The India operation is structured as Atlassian's third global R&D hub, after Sydney and San Francisco, with the Bengaluru team owning product development across enterprise search, service management, commerce, data residency, and Rovo, Atlassian's AI platform. In September 2025, Atlassian opened a 2 lakh+ sq ft R&D centre in Bengaluru, four times the size of its previous office, designed explicitly to support distributed collaboration and deep product work. The facility is the company's largest purpose-built India investment and signals a long-term commitment to India as a product-grade engineering address. For engineers in Bengaluru, the Atlassian India role is not a satellite role. The Bengaluru team leads Atlassian Service Management globally, a product that has generated over AUD 6.3 billion in sales since 2018. Rovo's AI knowledge graph and agent architecture draws on India engineering. The Team Anywhere policy means distributed-first hiring across nearly every Indian state, with product ownership, not feature delivery, as the organising principle. Atlassian's products, including Jira, Confluence, and Loom, are tools that software teams at thousands of companies use daily. Engineers here build those tools for those teams.