Workday Headquarters & Office Locations: Full 2026 Directory

Workday is headquartered at 6110 Stoneridge Mall Road, Pleasanton, California 94588 — a suburban campus about 35 miles east of San Francisco that has served as the company's home since it was founded in 2005. Beyond Pleasanton, Workday runs a global network of more than 70 offices across roughly 30 countries, anchored by a major US hub in Atlanta and an EMEA headquarters in Dublin, Ireland.

Where is Workday headquartered?

Workday's corporate headquarters is located in Pleasanton, California, in the Stoneridge Mall area of the Tri-Valley region. The address is 6110 Stoneridge Mall Road, Pleasanton, CA 94588. The campus spans multiple buildings and houses executive leadership, product development, and core engineering teams.

Pleasanton was chosen in part because co-founders Dave Duffield and Aneel Bhusri were already based in the Bay Area following their time at PeopleSoft — itself headquartered in nearby Pleasanton before its Oracle acquisition in 2005. The geographic continuity was deliberate: Workday recruited heavily from the PeopleSoft alumni network in its early years.

The Pleasanton campus remains the operational and symbolic center of Workday. Investor relations, C-suite functions, and annual customer conferences (Workday Rising) are coordinated from here. That said, the company has meaningfully distributed its workforce since 2020, with Atlanta now functioning almost as a co-equal US hub for go-to-market and customer success teams.

What are Workday's main US office locations?

Workday maintains US offices in over 15 cities. The highest-headcount locations beyond Pleasanton are Atlanta, New York, and the Washington DC metro area.

Pleasanton, California (Global HQ)

6110 Stoneridge Mall Road, Pleasanton, CA 94588. This is the registered corporate address and primary campus. Product, engineering, and executive functions are concentrated here.

Atlanta, Georgia

3280 Peachtree Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30305 (and additional Midtown space). Atlanta has become Workday's largest non-HQ US office, with a particular concentration of sales, professional services, and customer success roles. Georgia's talent market and Workday's customer base in the Southeast drove this expansion.

New York, New York

1 World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007. Workday's New York presence supports financial services verticals and enterprise sales coverage across the Northeast corridor.

McLean, Virginia

The McLean office primarily serves Workday's public sector and federal customer base, including US government agency deployments. Government contracts have made this one of Workday's strategically important locations.

Boulder, Colorado

Workday has maintained a Boulder presence following acquisitions of companies in that ecosystem. Engineering and product teams work from here.

Other US locations

Workday also has offices in Chicago (IL), Austin (TX), San Mateo (CA), Seattle (WA), and Indianapolis (IN), typically supporting regional sales coverage or post-acquisition team retention.

"Workday's geographic expansion over the past five years has closely tracked the distribution of its enterprise customer base — as large employers in healthcare, education, and financial services cluster in specific metros, Workday follows."

— Workday 2025 Annual Report, Business Overview section

Where does Workday have offices outside the US?

Workday's international footprint spans Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America. The company operates in approximately 30 countries, with the heaviest concentration in Western Europe.

Europe

• Dublin, Ireland — EMEA HQ. One Dockland Central, Guild Street, Dublin 1. Workday's largest non-US office by headcount.
• London, United Kingdom — Cardinal Place, 80 Victoria Street, London SW1E 5JL. UK enterprise sales, professional services, and support.
• Amsterdam, Netherlands — Parnassusweg 819, 1082 LZ Amsterdam. Benelux hub and broader European engineering presence.
• Munich, Germany — Erika-Mann-Strasse 53, 80636 Munich. Primary DACH market office.
• Paris, France — 32 Rue Blanche, 75009 Paris. Southern European market coverage.
• Stockholm, Sweden — Nordic market headquarters.
• Zurich, Switzerland — Financial services sector focus.

Asia-Pacific

• Singapore — 1 George Street, #18-01, Singapore 049145. APAC regional HQ.
• Tokyo, Japan — Sumitomo Fudosan Shinjuku Grand Tower, 8-17-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku.
• Sydney, Australia — Level 24, 400 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000.
• Melbourne, Australia — Additional Australian presence for customer success and services.

Latin America

Workday has a growing presence in Mexico City and São Paulo, primarily supporting large multinational customers operating in those markets rather than standalone local go-to-market motions.

According to Workday's official offices page, the company lists over 70 locations globally, though the active headcount is heavily concentrated in the roughly 15 sites listed above.

Why does Workday have such a large presence in Dublin?

Dublin serves as Workday's EMEA headquarters for a combination of tax, talent, and regulatory reasons that are common among US enterprise software companies operating in Europe.

Ireland's 12.5% corporate tax rate (now subject to the OECD global minimum of 15%) made it the default EMEA base for US tech companies through the 2000s and 2010s. Workday established its Dublin entity early enough to benefit significantly from that structure. Beyond tax, Dublin offers a deep pool of multilingual enterprise software talent — the city houses EMEA operations for Salesforce, Oracle, HubSpot, Meta, and Google, creating a well-developed talent ecosystem that Workday draws from directly.

The Dublin office houses customer support, finance operations, legal, and a significant portion of Workday's European engineering headcount. It is not purely a tax entity — it is a functioning operational hub. Workday employs over 2,500 people in Ireland, making it one of the largest private-sector tech employers in the country.

What do Workday's office locations mean for competitors targeting its customers?

Workday's geographic footprint tells you exactly where its customers are concentrated. Enterprise HCM and financial management software follows the customer — Workday has offices where it has material install base density. If you sell a product that competes with or complements Workday, the metros above are your target list.

The practical implication: sales reps targeting companies in Workday's install base should weight their prospecting toward the same cities. Healthcare systems in Atlanta, financial services in New York and London, public sector in the DC metro, mid-market manufacturing in Germany — these clusters exist because Workday's own go-to-market has validated demand there.

The more operationally useful question isn't where Workday's offices are — it's which specific companies in those markets are active Workday customers. Office location is a proxy. The direct signal is confirming a company uses Workday before you reach out. Tools like Stealery let you search by competitor name and pull a filtered list of companies confirmed to be using that product — by size, geography, and hiring signals — so you're not guessing based on geography alone.

For SDRs running competitor displacement plays against Workday alternatives, or selling into Workday's customer base (integration partners, adjacent point solutions, competitive HCM vendors), this distinction matters. A list of 500 Atlanta companies isn't a target list. A list of Atlanta companies with 500–5,000 employees confirmed on Workday is.