- Published on July 29, 2024
- In AI Hirings
Data Science Hiring and Interview Process at Wipro
With over 30,000 AI and analytics professionals, the team is building its own LLMs.
- By Shritama Saha
Wipro, which began as a family operated vegetable oil manufacturer in the small town of Amalner, India in 1945, is now one of the largest IT companies globally, functioning in more than 167 countries.
The company has been a key player in driving generative AI. With over 30,000 AI and analytics professionals, the team is building their own LLMs.
AIM got in touch with Sriram Narasimhan, global head of data, analytics and insights, Wipro, to understand about their data science applications, hiring for these roles, work culture and more.
Inside Wipro’s Data Science Team
“Data serves as the bedrock for every AI NS ML initiative, laying the groundwork for success. The pivotal factor lies in guaranteeing precise data of optimal quality—an indispensable catalyst fo
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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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