Bellevue-based automation company Nintex is relocating to a new space.
The company's current office, in U.S. Bank Plaza at 10800 NE Eighth St., is being marketed by commercial real estate firm CBRE. Nintex has almost 15,000 square feet in the building, according to the listing.
The company doesn't plan to leave the city limits.
"Nintex is in final negotiations for a new space in Bellevue," Jesse Hamlin, Nintex's vice president of corporate marketing, said in a statement to the Business Journal. "We needed more flexibility in our offices since we are now planning around hybrid teams. We are excited about the move."
The company didn't say when it will move or where the new space will be, as the company is still in negotiations. Hamlin said the company has about 130 Bellevue-based employees and about 1,000 total employees.
Nintex, founded in 2006, automates repetitive, manual tasks in areas like employee onboarding, contract management and public records requests. Its clients include Amazon, Microsoft and Chevron.
In December, Nintex announced the acquisition of Chattanooga, Tennessee-based app company Skuid for an undisclosed amount. Nintex in 2021 acquired the e-signature company AssureSign, also for an undisclosed amount. In the same year, Nintex announced plans to sell a majority stake in the company to private equity firm TPG Capital. Thoma Bravo, Nintex's previous majority investor, made an additional investment to maintain a significant minority stake in the company.
In March of last year, Nintex named former Avalara executive Amit Mathradas as its CEO. He replaced Eric Johnson, who had been Nintex's CEO for about five years. Mathradas was Avalara's chief operating officer for almost four years before taking over at Nintex.
Nintex isn't the only company taking new space in Bellevue. Stock trading app Robinhood is moving into an almost 24,200-square-foot space at 500 Bellevue Way NE, in the Lincoln Square South tower.
