DeepSeek Is Hiring 150 Engineers, and None of Them Will Touch a Model
The hiring push targets backend systems and agent runtime support as DeepSeek expands infrastructure for hundreds of thousands of concurrent sandboxes.
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China's DeepSeek goes on hiring spree, 150 vacancies currently open for engineers
DeepSeek is going on an “unprecedented” hiring spree as its AI business grows more complex. The company is looking for 150 senior backend engineers to strengthen the infrastructure powering its models, agents and API.
DeepSeek Seeks 150 Engineers Amid Soaring AI Demand
Chinese artificial intelligence start-up DeepSeek plans to recruit approximately 150 senior back end engineers. This move addresses severe strain on its systems due to a significant increase in user demand and the rise of compute-intensive artificial intelligence agents. The Hangzhou-based organisation faces extensive infrastructure challenges.
Chinese AI company DeepSeek is set to hire 150 backend engineers to strengthen its infrastructure to support a growing number of users and complex AI services. Instead of AI research, the company is focusing on upgrading its current server systems.
South China Morning Post: DeepSeek embarks on ‘unprecedented’ hiring spree as it overhauls back end systems
South China Morning Post: DeepSeek embarks on ‘unprecedented’ hiring spree as it overhauls back end systems. “Chinese artificial intelligence start-up DeepSeek is embarking on what it calls an ‘unprecedented’ hiring spree to overhaul back end systems severely strained by booming user demand and compute-heavy AI agents.”
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