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Attention tech-natives of Emerald City! OpenAI announced that they’re opening a brand new office in Seattle, and yes – they’re hiring!
“We’re expanding our global footprint with new offices in NYC, Seattle, Paris, Brussels, and Singapore, while continuing to strengthen operations in San Francisco, London, Dublin, and Tokyo,” they wrote on LinkedIn.
“Our network of global offices help us better serve and collaborate with users, customers, developers, and policymakers around the world.”
How exciting!
If you’re a tech professional or engineer who’s been dying to sink your teeth into the booming AI industry, now could be your chance.
Both posts directed followers to check out job openings in the announced cities. According to their LinkedIn page, OpenAI has around 80 employees in the Greater Seattle Area right now, and they’re hiring for 3 new roles.
Here’s a look at the OpenAI job postings in Seattle.
According to the posting, this role is all about helping establish, manage, and grow a new team to own all online storage needs.
In this position, you will be at the forefront of building and deploying OpenAI’s ChatGPT Enterprise product.
If you’re an experienced and creative engineer, you can help OpenAI scale existing systems and build the next-generation system to enable a whole new class of products.
If any of that looks up your alley, then head to the OpenAI website and apply online.
Good luck!
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