Job openings for Baidu’s annual AI recruitment drive are up 60 per cent this year, with positions across 23 of its core businesses
The Beijing-based firm said in a statement that job openings in its so-called AIDU annual recruitment drive – an initiative to attract and develop future AI tech leaders – had surged 60 per cent this year. The company did not specify the total number of positions.
Baidu is seeking candidates across 23 of its core businesses and 11 research areas, including large language model (LLM) algorithms, foundational LLM architecture, machine learning, speech technologies and AI agents, according to the statement released over the weekend.
“Baidu will train future AI navigators the way pilots are trained,” the company said, underscoring its commitment to the escalating battle for top-tier AI professionals.
