Xerox

Workplace-tech and document-services giant (NYSE: XRX) — combined Xerox + Lexmark serves 200,000+ clients across 170 countries.

Services Workplace Technology / Document Management
New (0 reviews)
Norwalk, CT, USA HQ
16,500 employees
1906 founded

What is Xerox?

Xerox (NYSE: XRX) is a 119-year-old workplace-technology company headquartered in Norwalk, CT, that has evolved from copiers into a full-stack workplace and document-services provider — digital printing presses, managed print services, IT solutions (data, infrastructure, network, security), and digital services (capture, content management, invoice processing). Tagline: "We make work, work." In July 2025 Xerox closed a $1.5B acquisition of Lexmark; the combined company now serves 200,000+ clients across 170+ countries and operates 125 manufacturing & distribution facilities in 16 countries. Pre-Lexmark FY2024 revenue was $7.02B with 16,500+ employees in nearly 60 countries. The business is mid-execution on a "Reinvention" operating-model overhaul (15% workforce reduction announced 2024; further layoffs through 2025–2026 as Lexmark integration proceeds). Live openings (369+): https://xerox.avature.net/en_US/careers.

Mission & values

We make work, work — leading with responsibility, streamlining productivity, and innovating in technology across 120+ years of business reinvention.

Qualifications

Xerox hires across Sales/Account Management, Operations, Engineering (software, systems, hardware), Data Science, IT Solutions, Customer Service, Quality Control, Image Tagging, Service Delivery, Finance/Accounting, Legal, and HR — across the US, EMEA, and APAC (Germany, Philippines, India, etc.). Through its 30-year-old Virtual Office Program, Xerox employs 8,000+ work-from-home staff, with WFH-eligible roles concentrated in customer service, quality control, software programming, systems development, and image tagging. Many engineering and corporate roles are office-based at Norwalk CT, Webster NY, or international hubs — filter the Avature portal for "Remote" or "Work from home" when sourcing remote-only roles.

Leadership

L

Louie Pastor

Chief Executive Officer

C

Chuck Butler

Chief Financial Officer

F

Flor Colón

Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary

M

Munu Gandhi

President, Xerox IT Solutions and CTO

J

Jacques-Edouard Gueden

Chief Revenue Officer

K

Kim Kleps

Chief People Officer

J

Jonathan Leaper

Chief Service Delivery Officer

C

Chris Riley

Chief Revenue Officer, Xerox IT Solutions

B

Billy Spears

Chief Product Development and Delivery Officer

Hiring process

  1. 1

    Apply at xerox.avature.net/en_US/careers

    Submit application via Xerox's Avature ATS — 369+ open roles across US, EMEA, APAC.

    About 1 day

  2. 2

    Recruiter screen

    Initial conversation about role, location, and remote eligibility.

    About 7 days

  3. 3

    Hiring manager interview

    Discussion of role specifics.

    About 7 days

  4. 4

    Skills / panel interviews

    Multi-round interviews appropriate to the role; technical assessments for engineering tracks.

    About 10 days

  5. 5

    Offer

    Compensation and onboarding discussion. Note: Xerox is mid-execution on a 15% workforce reduction (announced 2024) plus continued layoffs through 2025-2026 as Lexmark integrates — read role offer carefully.

    About 5 days

Funding

StagePublic

Awards & recognition

  • BLI Smart Workplace Solutions Line of the Year · 2025

    Keypoint Intelligence ↗

  • CRN Tech Innovator Award — Multifunction Printers (PrimeLink C9200) · 2025

    CRN

  • ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year · 2024

    U.S. EPA ↗

  • Sustainability Leader (3rd consecutive year) · 2024

    Quocirca Sustainability Report

  • CDP Climate Change "A" rating · 2024

    CDP

  • Equality 100 (21st consecutive year) · 2024

    Human Rights Campaign Foundation

  • Top Black, Hispanic, Women's, and Disability-Friendly Employer · 2024

    DiversityComm

  • Electronics Challenge Champion (Supplies Recycling Program) · 2024

    U.S. EPA

Company information

Frequently asked questions

Who runs Xerox?
9-person executive team led by CEO Louie Pastor (March 2026); other key execs include Chuck Butler (CFO), Munu Gandhi (President IT Solutions & CTO), Flor Colón (CLO), Jacques-Edouard Gueden (CRO), and Billy Spears (Chief Product Development & Delivery Officer).
When was Xerox founded?
1906. NYSE-listed (ticker: XRX). Headquartered in Norwalk, CT.
What about the Lexmark acquisition?
Closed July 2025 for $1.5B. Combined company serves 200,000+ clients in 170+ countries with 125 manufacturing & distribution facilities in 16 countries.
Are Xerox roles remote-friendly?
Mixed — through the 30-year-old Virtual Office Program, Xerox employs 8,000+ WFH staff (concentrated in customer service, software programming, systems development, image tagging, and quality control). Many engineering and corporate roles are office-based; filter the Avature portal for "Remote" or "Work from home" when sourcing remote-only roles.
Is Xerox laying off?
Yes — mid-execution on a "Reinvention" operating-model overhaul: 15% workforce reduction announced 2024, plus continued layoffs through 2025-2026 as Lexmark integrates. Read job offers carefully.

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