LinkedIn Headquarters & Office Locations: Full 2026 Directory

LinkedIn's global headquarters is at 1000 West Maude Avenue, Sunnyvale, California 94085 — and as of 2026 the company operates more than 30 offices across six continents, with regional headquarters in Dublin (EMEA) and Singapore (APAC). Whether you're trying to reach the right office for a partnership, validate a company's location data, or understand how LinkedIn's own footprint is structured, this directory has every confirmed location.

Where is LinkedIn headquartered?

LinkedIn's global headquarters is located at 1000 West Maude Avenue, Sunnyvale, California 94085. The campus, known internally as LinkedIn's Sunnyvale HQ, became the company's primary home in 2018 after LinkedIn consolidated Bay Area operations that had previously been split between Mountain View and other locations.

The Sunnyvale campus spans multiple buildings and houses LinkedIn's executive leadership, product and engineering teams, and core US operations. It is distinct from Microsoft's main campus in Redmond, Washington — a point of frequent confusion given that Microsoft acquired LinkedIn in 2016 for $26.2 billion.

Before settling in Sunnyvale, LinkedIn's original headquarters were in Mountain View, CA, where the company was founded in 2002 by Reid Hoffman and founding team members including Allen Blue, Konstantin Guericke, Eric Ly, and Jean-Luc Vaillant.

"LinkedIn is one of Microsoft's most autonomous subsidiaries. It runs its own sales org, its own product roadmap, and its own real estate footprint — the Sunnyvale campus reflects that independence."

— Tom Keane, Corporate VP, Microsoft Azure (via Microsoft News)

What are LinkedIn's US office locations?

LinkedIn maintains a significant domestic footprint beyond Sunnyvale. The US offices below are confirmed locations as of 2026, based on LinkedIn's own careers site and corporate filings.

California

• Sunnyvale (HQ): 1000 West Maude Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94085
• San Francisco: 222 Second Street, San Francisco, CA 94105
• Santa Monica: Los Angeles metro office serving LinkedIn Marketing Solutions

East Coast

• New York City: 350 Fifth Avenue (Empire State Building), New York, NY 10118 — LinkedIn's largest East Coast office and a key hub for its sales and media teams
• Washington, D.C.: Government affairs and policy office

Other US locations

• Chicago, IL — Sales and marketing hub for Midwest enterprise accounts
• Detroit, MI — LinkedIn Economic Graph and workforce insights team
• Omaha, NE — Customer support and operations
• Austin, TX — Engineering and product expansion campus
• Atlanta, GA — Sales operations

According to LinkedIn's Economic Graph research, the company's distributed US presence reflects its strategy of hiring near talent clusters rather than requiring relocation to the Bay Area — a shift that accelerated after 2020.

Where are LinkedIn's international offices?

LinkedIn's international network is anchored by two regional headquarters: Dublin for EMEA and Singapore for APAC. Together these offices oversee revenue, legal compliance, and operations for LinkedIn's non-US markets, which account for a growing share of the company's total membership base.

LinkedIn reports over 1 billion members across 200 countries and territories — meaning the international offices below serve the majority of the platform's users.

Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA)

• Dublin, Ireland (EMEA HQ): Gardner House, Wilton Place, Dublin 2 — LinkedIn's European operational and tax headquarters
• London, United Kingdom: 77-91 New Oxford Street, London WC1A 1DG — one of LinkedIn's largest offices globally, covering UK enterprise sales
• Amsterdam, Netherlands: Hofplein 20, Rotterdam (Netherlands hub) — European engineering and product teams
• Paris, France: Sales and marketing for French-speaking markets
• Munich, Germany: DACH region sales hub
• Milan, Italy: Southern European sales
• Stockholm, Sweden: Nordic region office
• Dubai, UAE: Middle East and Africa hub

Asia-Pacific (APAC)

• Singapore (APAC HQ): 10 Marina Boulevard, Marina Bay Financial Centre — LinkedIn's Asia-Pacific operational headquarters
• Sydney, Australia: ANZ sales and marketing hub
• Melbourne, Australia: Secondary Australian office
• Tokyo, Japan: Japan sales and product localisation
• Mumbai, India: One of LinkedIn's fastest-growing markets; engineering and sales teams
• Bangalore, India: LinkedIn India engineering hub
• Beijing & Shanghai, China: LinkedIn maintains limited operations in China following the closure of its localised platform in 2021; InJobs (a jobs-only product) continues

Latin America

• São Paulo, Brazil: Latin America's primary LinkedIn office
• Mexico City, Mexico: Spanish-language LATAM hub

Is LinkedIn on the Microsoft campus?

No. LinkedIn and Microsoft operate on separate campuses. Microsoft's corporate headquarters is the Redmond Campus in Redmond, Washington. LinkedIn's headquarters is in Sunnyvale, California — roughly 800 miles south.

Since the 2016 acquisition, LinkedIn has operated as an independent subsidiary within Microsoft. It retains its own brand, executive structure (CEO Ryan Roslansky reports to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella), and office footprint. LinkedIn employees are not based at Redmond, and LinkedIn's engineering and product decisions are made in Sunnyvale, not at Microsoft HQ.

There is some functional integration — LinkedIn uses Microsoft Azure infrastructure, and Microsoft 365 integrations have deepened over time — but the two companies maintain distinct physical presences. For any outreach or partnership purposes, LinkedIn's Sunnyvale HQ is the correct point of contact for corporate matters.

How do SDRs use company HQ data in prospecting?

Knowing where a company is headquartered is more than a mailing address — it's a prospecting filter. HQ location determines which sales reps cover the account, whether VAT or compliance conversations are relevant, and which regional events or trigger signals to monitor.

For SDRs targeting companies in the HR tech, recruiting, or talent acquisition space — categories where LinkedIn is a dominant incumbent — understanding LinkedIn's own footprint tells you which markets have the densest concentration of potential switchers. Companies in Dublin, Singapore, and New York are most likely to have LinkedIn Recruiter seats, LinkedIn Marketing Solutions contracts, or LinkedIn Sales Navigator subscriptions already in their tech stack.

If you sell a product that competes with or complements LinkedIn's tools, this is exactly where HQ and office location data earns its value. Tools like Stealery let you search by competitor — type in LinkedIn Recruiter, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, or LinkedIn Marketing Solutions, and pull a filtered list of companies confirmed to be using those products, segmented by HQ location, company size, and hiring signals. Instead of guessing which accounts have LinkedIn in their stack, you're working from confirmed data.

The underlying principle: geographic clustering of HQ data lets you prioritise outreach by territory, tailor messaging to regional pain points, and build sequences that reference locally relevant context — all of which lift reply rates above the industry average of 2–3% for untargeted lists.

What happened to LinkedIn's offices after Microsoft layoffs?

LinkedIn went through significant workforce reductions in 2023 and 2024 as part of Microsoft's broader cost management across business units. In May 2023, LinkedIn laid off approximately 716 employees — around 4% of its global workforce at the time. A further reduction of roughly 668 roles followed in 2024, primarily affecting LinkedIn's engineering and product teams.

These layoffs did not result in office closures at the headquarters level. The Sunnyvale HQ, Dublin EMEA office, and Singapore APAC office remain operational. Some smaller satellite offices saw consolidation, particularly in markets where headcount dropped below a threshold that justified a dedicated lease.

As of 2026, LinkedIn's confirmed active offices are those listed in this directory. The company's careers site is the most reliable real-time source for which locations are actively hiring — a hiring signal that also doubles as confirmation that a given office remains open.