Skip to main content

F5, Inc.

Layoff

WARN notice filed with the Washington State Employment Security Department

View all filings for this employer →
Reported Workers
106
Notice Filed
August 12, 2025
Layoff Effective
October 15, 2025

Official Notice Document

Direct document links are not republished because ESD's live download URLs can change after review. Filing facts shown here come from ESD's public WARN record. Search ESD's public WARN database.

Affected Positions

F5 is terminating 106 employees at its Seattle and Liberty Lake (Spokane) locations and remote roles due to product strategy changes — mostly engineers from level I through Sr Principal, plus UX, product management, and business operations leadership.

These positions account for 29 of the 106 workers reported to ESD. The filing does not give a position breakdown for the remainder, so this table is a partial view rather than the full layoff.

Swipe horizontally to see all columns.

PositionCategorySeniorityWorkers
Engineering Managers / Sr ManagersEngineeringManager
6
Architects (incl. Sr Enterprise IT, Solutions - Bus Dev, Solution Train Engineer)EngineeringSenior IC
5
QA (QA Engineer I, Sr QA Engineer) / Site Reliability Engineer III / Hardware Engineer III / Systems Administrator IIEngineeringIndividual contributor
5
UX (Designers, Principal UX Designer, Dir UX Design)DesignIndividual contributor
4
Business Operations (Sr Dir, Sr Mgr, Sr Dir Value Stream)OperationsDirector
3
Lab Network EngineersEngineeringIndividual contributor
3
Product Management (Product Manager III, Dir Product Management)ProductIndividual contributor
2
Technical Program ManagerProductIndividual contributor
1
Engineer (I/II/III)EngineeringIndividual contributor
Principal / Sr Principal EngineersEngineeringSenior IC
Sr EngineersEngineeringSenior IC

Positions extracted from the official notice document using AI; verify with the official ESD source record by employer and filing date.

Recent WARN Notices in King County

All King County notices →

About WARN Notices

Washington law generally requires covered employers to provide 60 days' written notice for qualifying closures, mass layoffs, and certain reductions in hours. Thresholds and exceptions apply. Data on this page comes from Washington ESD's public WARN records. Search ESD's public WARN database.