Druva

druva.com · 24 open roles in the last 6 months · hiring in 5 countries

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Druva is extending its Resilience Cloud across SaaS and identity workloads while strengthening the shared platform and enterprise go-to-market behind it.

Inferred from 30 job postings from the last year, with recent ones weighted more · updated 22 Oct 2026. Not a statement by the company.

What changed recently

The latest month adds sharper focus on Cloud Apps and identity workloads, product security for AI and agentic features, and reliability testing for shared multi-tenant services. Enterprise workload backup and sales hiring remain part of the picture, while a UK Softcat partnership role adds a more specific channel-growth push.

Scalinghigh confidence

Grow enterprise sales through channels and regional coverage

1m 13m 56m 51y 5

Commercial hiring covers new-account acquisition, public-sector selling, strategic partnerships, and expansion of existing enterprise accounts. The UK role is specifically tasked with enabling Softcat sellers and generating partner-sourced pipeline; other roles support DACH, SLED, Dell, and broader channel selling.

A recent UK channel manager role is dedicated to the Softcat partnership.
Partner sales engineering roles cover both strategic channel partners and Dell's PowerProtect Backup Services.
Territory roles target DACH and the northeastern US public-sector market.

Channel Business Manager - SoftcatManager
Senior Partner Sales EngineerSenior
Senior Account Executive, DACHSenior
Senior Public Sector Account ExecutiveSenior· closed
Senior Sales Engineer, DellSenior

Scalinghigh confidence

Expand Cloud Apps into SaaS and identity protection

1m 13m 36m 31y 3

Recent Cloud Apps engineering roles cover backend systems for SaaS and identity workloads, alongside product management for the SaaS Apps line. The product role calls out data protection, governance, identity, and security as growth areas, while Dru MetaGraph is described as a graph-powered intelligence layer.

Two Cloud Apps engineering roles span the last month and 1–3 month window.
A Senior Product Manager role cites near-term expansion plans for the SaaS Apps line.
Postings explicitly name SaaS and identity workloads, governance, and security.

Scalinghigh confidence

Keep building enterprise backup and archival workloads

1m 13m 36m 31y 3

Engineering roles continue work on Enterprise Workload and Phoenix, including server backup, archival, and lowering backup costs. Phoenix is described as supporting indefinite storage, limitless snapshots, and flexible retention policies, while cloud-native platform work targets petabyte-scale storage and performance.

Two recent Senior Staff roles focus on Enterprise Workload and Phoenix.
The postings name backup cost reduction and flexible long-term retention.
Cloud-native platform work cites petabyte-scale storage and AWS services including Lambda, API Gateway, Aurora DB, and S3.

Scalinghigh confidence

Harden the shared multi-tenant SaaS platform

1m 13m 26m 31y 3

Druva is investing in backend services and automated quality controls for a shared platform used across its product lines. Postings describe a multi-tenant control plane, distributed APIs and microservices, and billions of operations annually; the test role targets automation coverage above 90% and flaky-test ratios below 1%.

Recent roles combine platform engineering with dedicated software test leadership.
The platform is described as serving every Druva product line and thousands of enterprise customers.
The QA posting specifies measurable automation and flaky-test goals.

Senior Staff Software Engineer in TestStaff· closed
Senior Staff Software EngineerStaff
Senior Staff Engineer, QAStaff

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Advance security for AI features and identity resilience

1m 13m 26m 21y 3

A new senior product-security role focuses on an AI-first SDLC, automated controls in CI/CD, and risks in AI and agentic architectures. That work sits alongside customer-facing identity expertise covering Microsoft Entra ID and Active Directory, as well as an earlier security portfolio spanning ransomware response, eDiscovery, and DSPM.

The latest product-security posting explicitly names AI and agentic risks.
The Field CTO role makes identity a strategic-account specialty and escalation area.
The portfolio includes both security product leadership and customer-facing technical expertise.

Where they are expanding

United Kingdom — A dedicated channel manager is tasked with growing Druva's Softcat partnership and enabling partner sales teams, pointing to focused UK channel development.
DACH — A senior account executive role is specifically aimed at winning enterprise customers and expanding existing accounts in the DACH region.

Questions to ask in a coffee chat

How are the Cloud Apps and SaaS Apps teams dividing ownership across data protection, governance, and identity features?
What kinds of reliability or scaling problems are most important for the shared multi-tenant platform team to solve right now?
How is product security changing the development workflow for AI or agentic features?
What engineering work is most important for reducing costs or improving retention options in Phoenix and Enterprise Workload?
How does Druva work with Softcat and other partners to shape technical enablement and customer deployments?

What this can't tell you

Job postings show areas receiving hiring attention, but do not establish product launch dates, investment size, or how teams are staffed beyond the listed openings.
The data does not clarify how much of the security and identity work is new product development versus extension of existing capabilities.
Regional sales postings indicate market coverage priorities, but do not by themselves show changes in local customer demand or the size of those markets.