Samsung is hiring AI chip engineers in India
Samsung is on a hiring spree, looking for engineers to join its Bengaluru research center and boost its AI semiconductor design game.
The goal? To turn this center into a global hub for cutting-edge AI chips and keep Samsung ahead in the high-performance computing race.
Why this matters: India's semiconductor scene
India's semiconductor scene is booming—expected to hit $100 billion by 2030—thanks to government support and big investments from companies like Samsung and Micron.
By building up its design team here, Samsung is betting on India as a future powerhouse for AI chip innovation.
New leadership for a new chapter
Rajesh Krishnan just stepped in as the new Managing Director at Samsung's Bengaluru center, taking over from Balajee Sowrirajan.
With deep experience in memory technology and in developing solutions that accelerate AI workloads, Krishnan's appointment shows Samsung's trust in local talent to drive its next wave of innovation.