- Published on July 8, 2024
- In AI Hirings
Adobe is Hiring GenAI Researchers in India
It is looking for researcher in NLP, LLMs, computer vision, deep learning, ML, and more.
- By Shritama Saha
Creative tech giant Adobe which houses around 8000 employees in India, is expanding its generative AI team and is hiring talented researchers in various fields.
This includes natural language processing, natural language generation, human-computer interaction and user experience research, computer vision, deep learning and machine learning, artificial intelligence, image, audio, video, and multi-modal data processing, and autonomic systems and computing.
Upon joining, the researcher will be responsible for creating, designing, developing, and prototyping AI innovations. Researchers will also transform these innovations into advanced technologies for Adobe's products, explore new research areas, publish their findings in leading journals and conferences, and collaborate with colleag
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Shritama Saha
Shritama (she/her) is a technology journalist at AIM who is passionate to explore generative AI with a special focus on big techs, database, healthcare, DE&I, hiring in tech and more.
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