Last week, the company beat out several established bidders to acquire Orchestra, the 13-person startup behind the much buzzed-about email organization app Mailbox. This is just latest in a series of recent coups Dropbox has made on the tech staffing side. There he essentially steered all aspects of Spotify’s creative direction at a formative time for the music streaming service, developing its logo and branding and designing the interface of its flagship Mac app. Prior to working at Facebook, Andersson spent four years as the chief designer at Spotify. We’re hearing that his last day at Facebook was this week, and Dropbox is set to announce his hiring later today. He’ll be working on both the design and engineering teams at the cloud storage and sharing company.

Rasmus Andersson, the Swedish designer and technologist who for the past two years has worked at Facebook leading the design of mobile products and working on product infrastructure, is leaving the social networking giant to join Dropbox. Dropbox has scored another big win on the staffing front.

Dropbox careers chicago