@FinanceYF5: 1/ Someone analyzed 1,680 resumes: Anthropic is not an AI research company — they are hiring infrastructure engineers. Median experience 12.2 years, median tenure 10 months. A massive engineering team built in 18 months.
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An analysis of 1,680 resumes from Anthropic shows the company is heavily hiring senior infrastructure engineers (median experience 12.2 years) rather than pure AI research roles, revealing rapid expansion of its engineering team.
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1/🧭 Someone analyzed 1,680 resumes — Anthropic is not an AI research company at all.
They’re hiring infrastructure engineers.
Median experience: 12.2 years. Median tenure: 10 months. A massive engineering team built in 18 months. 👇 https://t.co/VXLGxkt3e5
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