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Axonius plans to cut 66 jobs worldwide as it restructures its engineering organization around software development using AI. The cuts include 46 employees in Israel.
Axonius plans to cut 66 jobs worldwide as it restructures its engineering organization around software development using AI, according to Calcalist. The planned cuts represent about 9% of its 722 employees.
The company has summoned 46 employees at its Israeli development center to hearings before possible dismissal. That figure represents about 22% of its 207 employees in Israel.
CEO Joe Diamond said Axonius changed how it builds software over recent months and is adjusting its engineering structure to match. The company cut about 100 jobs in November 2025 and another 40 positions in February 2026.
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