Walmart’s technology division goes on a hiring spree
Walmart Labs is on the hunt for some tech talent.
The discount giant’s technology division wants to hire 150 technology workers at its Sunnyvale and San Bruno, California locations, according to The Mercury News.
According to the report, Walmart wants to onboard software engineers, back-end technologies experts, data scientists, product managers, mobile developers, systems engineers, artificial intelligence experts, cloud engineers and data science experts.
The hiring spree coincides with Walmart’s efforts to deliver new digital solutions to its customers, and to meld advanced technologies with its existing brick-and-mortar operations, such as stores, warehouses and distribution centers, the report said.
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The discount giant’s technology division wants to hire 150 technology workers at its Sunnyvale and San Bruno, California locations, according to The Mercury News.
According to the report, Walmart wants to onboard software engineers, back-end technologies experts, data scientists, product managers, mobile developers, systems engineers, artificial intelligence experts, cloud engineers and data science experts.
The hiring spree coincides with Walmart’s efforts to deliver new digital solutions to its customers, and to meld advanced technologies with its existing brick-and-mortar operations, such as stores, warehouses and distribution centers, the report said.
To read more, click here.