On September 7, DeepSeek Harness team leader Choi Tian-yi revealed the latest recruitment information: the team has opened about 150 new recruitment positions, focusing on senior engineers with 2-10 years of work experience. For an AI company that has always maintained a “small but fine” style, that number is indeed a bit scary. What's even more surprising is that these 150 positions have nothing to do with AI research — they all focus on two directions: server-side development engineer and agent elastic computing R&D engineer. In other words, DeepSeek is not recruiting researchers this time, only people who write code. Cui Tianyi explained it herself, and put it bluntly: “As the volume of anything in the computer field becomes larger, there will be a huge increase in complexity. The amount of data, the amount of machines/containers, the amount of training tasks, the amount of evaluation tasks, the amount of agent environments, the number of users, the number of requests, etc., have all increased dramatically.”

On September 7, DeepSeek Harness team leader Choi Tian-yi revealed the latest recruitment information: the team has opened about 150 new recruitment positions, focusing on senior engineers with 2-10 years of work experience. For an AI company that has always maintained a “small but fine” style, that number is indeed a bit scary. What's even more surprising is that these 150 positions have nothing to do with AI research — they all focus on two directions: server-side development engineer and agent elastic computing R&D engineer. In other words, DeepSeek is not recruiting researchers this time, only people who write code. Cui Tianyi explained it herself, and put it bluntly: “As the volume of anything in the computer field becomes larger, there will be a huge increase in complexity. The amount of data, the amount of machines/containers, the amount of training tasks, the amount of evaluation tasks, the amount of agent environments, the number of users, the number of requests, etc., have all increased dramatically.”