Baidu, China’s leading search engine, is looking to hire software engineers. So it’s turned to the U.S.
The search engine is seeking to hire 30 mid-to senior-level software engineers from a job fair in the Silicon Valley on July 10. That move would be the company’s first direct hiring from the United States.
From Reuters:
“Baidu believes that talent is the key to our success as a company, and we go where ever the best talent can be found, whether here in China or in Silicon Valley,” Zheng Bin, Baidu’s human resources director said in a statement to Reuters.
“As we develop more and more advanced search technologies, our need for world-class talent will only continue to increase.”
And speaking of search engines in China… read our report on the steps Google is taking to keep its Internet license in China.
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