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Rivian's Beltline headquarters is at 130 employees on the way to 500

The EV maker's East Coast headquarters at Junction Krog District now employs 130 people, with the company still targeting 500 by 2030 while it builds its larger Stanton Springs plant.

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Rivian’s published aerial view of its East Coast headquarters at Junction Krog District.
Project imageRivian’s published aerial view of its East Coast headquarters at Junction Krog District.Rivian
Rivian’s published street-level view of its East Coast headquarters at Junction Krog District.
Project contextRivian’s published street-level view of its East Coast headquarters at Junction Krog District.Rivian

Published Aug 13, 2026

Rivian's East Coast headquarters at Portman Holdings' Junction Krog District, on the Beltline's Eastside Trail, now employs about 130 people, on its way to a targeted 500 by 2030. The office occupies the top floor and lobby of the building at 667 Auburn Ave NE and functions as a recruiting and public-facing hub while Rivian builds its larger Stanton Springs North manufacturing campus east of the city.

Location667 Auburn Ave NE, Beltline Eastside Trail
Scale130 employees now, target 500 by 2030
TimelineOpened late 2025; ongoing hiring
WhoRivian
LinksRivian
Sources and documents3 sources
↗ hoodline.com↗ The Atlanta Journal-Constitution↗ Rivian

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