
Asana
IT Services and IT Consulting
Work management platform that helps teams orchestrate their work, from daily tasks to strategic initiatives.
Hiring now
Is Asana hiring?
Yes. As of November 4, 2026, Asana has 107 open roles on Metaintro. 74 were posted in the last 30 days.
Open roles
Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.
- Customer Success Manager (AI Success Architect)Customer SupportChicago, Illinois, United States · Remote · $116.8K – $148.8K/yrChicago, Illinois, United StatesRemote$116.8K – $148.8K/yr2d ago
- Head of IT Systems EngineeringTech GeneralSan Francisco, California, United States · Hybrid · $252K – $296K/yrSan Francisco, California, United StatesHybrid$252K – $296K/yr3d ago
- Legal Operations AnalystOperations ManagementChicago, Illinois, United States · Hybrid · $125K – $142K/yrChicago, Illinois, United StatesHybrid$125K – $142K/yr6d ago
- Implementation ManagerProduct/Project ManagementMunich, Bavaria, Germany · Hybrid · €104K – €132K/yrMunich, Bavaria, GermanyHybrid€104K – €132K/yr6d ago
- Customer Success Manager (AI Success Architect)Customer SupportChicago, Illinois, United States · Hybrid · $116.8K – $148.8K/yrChicago, Illinois, United StatesHybrid$116.8K – $148.8K/yr7d ago
- Customer Enablement ManagerCustomer SupportSydney, New South Wales, Australia · Hybrid · A$143K – A$162K/yrSydney, New South Wales, AustraliaHybridA$143K – A$162K/yr8d ago
- Design Leader, Emerging ProductsDesignSan Francisco, California, United States · Hybrid · $350K – $450K/yrSan Francisco, California, United StatesHybrid$350K – $450K/yr8d ago
- Implementation ManagerProduct/Project ManagementLondon, England, United Kingdom · Hybrid · £93K – £119K/yrLondon, England, United KingdomHybrid£93K – £119K/yr9d ago
Hiring pattern
How fast Asana is adding roles, and how they're set up.
New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month
How roles are set upShare of open roles
Customers
All 23 companies Asana names as customers.
Customers hiring now11
Case studies7
- AAdventure Travel Trade Association
- AAustin Community College District
- AAuthority Hacker
- AAuckland Tourism, Events & Economic Development
- AAYANA Estate
- AAcerbis
- AAsurion
Other customers5
- TThe usual confusing email ping-pong is no longer necessary. Those involved in the project can keep track of things with Asana and complicated mapping in spreadsheets is no longer necessary
- AAsana makes us more efficient. Everyone knows what part of the creative work they own. Whereas with email there is no way to know that
- WWe have increased efficiency by 96% and reduced emails and meetings by half
- AAsana has united many employees on tasks and projects with shared guidelines. Managing many campaigns and getting so many people to collaborate would be impossible without Asana
- TThe initial training was so successful that hundreds of employees asked to be onboarded on Asana
What their customers say
Quotes from people at Asana's customers.
“We have the potential to save 20% to 30% of our time on the same projects, just from the new ways we’ve learned to use Asana.”
“Although I work outside the operational events team, I quickly realized the potential for Asana to support the work of our climate action team. With four new team members focused on climate in three different locations, having a central place for project work and conversations is invaluable.”
“Our Professional Services consultant was phenomenal, and helped us attack the problem in a short period of time. We made it through all our goals, and the way she ran the meetings allowed for extra conversation, so we got even more out of it than we expected.”
“Since we started using Asana, the platform added new functionality. Professional Services showed us how we could leverage the new elements to clean up what we had done in the past, use it better, and make it easier for teams to navigate.”
“In 2019, we greenlighted a series of new climate action initiatives requiring fast collaboration from individuals across our climate, marketing, business development and operations teams. Professional Services helped these people come together quickly and efficiently to help these programs launch.”
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“The usual confusing email ping-pong is no longer necessary. Those involved in the project can keep track of things with Asana and complicated mapping in spreadsheets is no longer necessary.”
“At first I had to do some persuading, but today my colleagues have become even bigger Asana champions than me.”
“So far, no other platform has been introduced and adopted as quickly as Asana.”
“During the Black Friday period, it was common for 600 tasks to be processed at one time. Being able to communicate inside tasks and view their progress at the same time was a huge advantage for us.”
“Felix Witte, Director Corporate Development & Strategy, AWIN AG”
“Asana provides an opportunity for me to work with people across the business, from the CEO to people on my team in a more streamlined way. It makes me a better leader.””
“There are only a handful of tools I can say I’m in love with… I can definitely say I'm in love with Asana.””
“Asana makes us more efficient. Everyone knows what part of the creative work they own. Whereas with email there is no way to know that.”
“Our work is usually behind the scenes, but by managing everything in Asana, we can deliver support faster and ensure faculty have what they need to deliver successful learning experiences to students.”
“We’ve streamlined our process, communication, and approvals in Asana. This has given our Provost and stakeholders the transparency they need into agreement progress and timelines, and ensures we have a record of all articulation agreements and transfer pathways for students.”
“Asana helps us operationalize and visualize ACC’s goals, connecting department-level projects to our high-level objectives and allowing us to track progress in real time. This clarity enables us to see how everyone is contributing to the innovation at the college and driving student outcomes.”
“Asana helps us improve alignment, transparency, and communication across the college. By tracking OKRs and key metrics, I can maintain a clear, high-level view of all programs, which helps us address issues proactively and make timely, informed decisions to support our institutional goals.”
“Stefanie Vermillion, Associate Director, Student Affairs Communication”
“Matthew Evins, Director of Academic Technology”
“Clare Murray, Assistant Director of Articulation and University Relations”
“Dr. Andrea Kehoe, Head of Product, Office of the Provost”
“In our previous business, we had over 30 people working for us. With Asana, we need far fewer people to do the same amount of work. We’re so much more organized and efficient in our production.”
“We can get more done with a leaner, smaller team than we previously could with a larger team. We can spend more time on high-value input instead of just task management. And we love our life more as well—we are happier people thanks to Asana.”
“We actually experimented with a number of tools, but they never ticked all of the boxes for us until we tried Asana.”
“The entire process was all over the place. We had information in Google Docs, Excel sheets, to-do lists, and even tracked some client stuff in Basecamp. Finding and actioning on tasks took so much time, and was way too disjointed.”
“Asana has allowed us to be more responsive. We’re able to prioritize important bug fixes and feature requests. With a clear view of all the work in development, I can easily understand our capacity and plan more effectively.”
“We operate at a fast pace. Thanks to Asana’s intuitive interface, everyone quickly adopted the platform and started using it to manage their everyday work.”
“Our finance team started using Asana to manage payroll requests, speeding up response times. We then rolled it out company-wide to improve project management and collaboration so we could execute faster.”
“Ben Organ, Director of Engineering at Athena”
“Maribeth Villon, Co-founder and Head of Administration at Athena”
AI launches and partners
What Asana has launched and who it works with on AI.
- LaunchAI TeammatesAI Teammates are pre-built AI agents that work alongside teams inside real workflows, with shared memory, governance, and context from the Work Graph.
- LaunchAsana Work Graph®Asana Work Graph® is a neural network connecting company activity so humans and agents know who is doing what, by when, and toward which goal.
- LaunchAsana AI large language modelsAsana AI is powered by large language models from partners including OpenAI and Anthropic and selects a model for each task.
- LaunchAsana AIAsana AI automates routine tasks, summarizes updates, and surfaces priorities so teams and AI agents can run workflows together.
Skills they ask for
Most frequent across open postings.
Most requested skills
- AI tools
- Python
- Salesforce
- Change management
- Data governance
- Communication
- Distributed systems
- SQL
- Scala
- Cross-functional collaboration
- Data analysis
- Project management
Tech stack
- Frameworks
- Next.js
- Analytics
- Google Analytics
- Google Analytics 4
- Google Tag Manager
- Marketing
- Optimizely
- Libraries
- Tailwind CSS
- Three.js
- Security
- OneTrust
Company facts
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, US
- Employees
- 1,001–5,000
- Founded
- 2008
- Industry
- IT Services and IT Consulting
- Sector (NAICS)
- Information
- Ticker
- ASAN
- Peer
- HPE
- Website
- asana.com
- Careers
- asana.com/jobs
Sources: Employees from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
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Questions about Asana
- Is Asana hiring?
- Yes. As of November 4, 2026, Asana has 107 open roles on Metaintro. 74 were posted in the last 30 days. The most are in Developer (27), Product/Project Management (15), and Sales (15).
- Where is Asana hiring?
- Asana is hiring in San Francisco, Vancouver, Warsaw, Chicago, Reykjavik, and Tokyo, with the most open roles in San Francisco.
- Does Asana offer remote or hybrid work?
- 91% of open roles are hybrid and 6% are remote.
- Who are Asana's customers?
- Asana names 23 customers, including Accenture, Amazon, Accor, Johnson & Johnson, and Merck.
- What skills does Asana look for?
- Its open roles most often ask for AI tools, Python, Salesforce, Change management, and Data governance.
