SINGAPORE: Twitter aims to double the number of engineers at its engineering center in Singapore – where its Asia-Pacific headquarters are located – to more than 100 by next year, the giant has announced social media on tuesday january 25th.
This investment, in partnership with Digital Industry Singapore (DISG), “reinforces its commitment to building its global engineering capabilities and improving service availability and reliability” for Twitter users around the world, the company said in a statement. A press release.
The company is recruiting for positions in engineering, data science, machine learning, and product management.
Working with other engineering teams around the world, the team will focus on “essential advancements” of the platform, such as developing new product experiences and increasing its speed and reliability.
Twitter’s Singapore-based Engineering Center, located within its main regional office in the CapitaGreen building on Market Street, was established in February 2020.
“Following the successful establishment of the center where we have built high-quality teams and strengthened our technical capabilities in areas such as machine learning, we are focused on continuing to attract and retain talent from world-class,” said Mr. Silvanus Lee, director of Twitter. Asia-Pacific Engineering Center.
DISG Senior Vice President Ang Chin Tah said Twitter’s expansion of its engineering center will give Singaporeans the opportunity to work on exciting new technologies for global markets with colleagues around the world.
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