Apple hiring

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a rage these days and no company today wants to miss this bus to future. Apple, that has cautiously stayed away from over hiring and its critical decisions have helped the company stay afloat during economic uncertainties, is now planning to fill about 176 job positions in the machine learning and AI sector. ALSO READ l Apple job listings suggest company is looking for people to build its own metaverse These job roles are open across the Siri, Ios and macOS departments of the company.…

Despite the current economic uncertainty and layoffs happening in the tech industry, there is a growing demand for professionals specialising in artificial learning (AI) and machine learning. Recognising the importance of AI and aiming to stay competitive, Apple has joined other major tech companies by announcing a hiring drive. As many as 176 new job openings focused on machine learning and artificial intelligence have been revealed.As reported by Pocket-lint, Apple plans to allocate 68 of these positions to Siri,…

Apple is reportedly set to open a 22,000 square foot store in Mumbai early this year. (Image: Reuters)Apple is gearing up to launch physical stores in India and ahead of the opening, the tech giant has started to hire employees at "various locations" in the country. As per a report by The Financial Times, Apple is currently hiring  technical specialists, business experts, senior managers, store leaders and "genius" for its retail operations in India. Few of these job  descriptions refer directly to flagship retail…

Apple Inc. has paused hiring for many jobs outside of research and development. Apple Inc. has paused hiring for many jobs outside of research and development, an escalation of an existing plan to reduce budgets heading into next year, according to people with knowledge of the matter. The company took the step last month, ahead of a quarterly earnings report where it said that growth would slow in the holiday period. The pause generally doesn't apply to teams working on future devices and long-term initiatives, but…