Byju’s Launches Innovation Hub; US, UK, India to hire AI, ML experts – Times of India

New Delhi: Byju’s on Tuesday announced the launch of Byju’s Lab, an innovation hub to develop innovative ideas, deliver cutting-edge technology and breakthrough solutions across the edtech major’s ecosystem of learning products.

The company said it is also looking at hiring a variety of candidates in the UK, US and India.

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“By assembling a powerful team of high-potential individuals, Byju’s Lab aims to make technology transparent to the user and use it in a way that tech-enabled education reaches as many people as possible.” New Jobs Byju’s lab will create an exciting and satisfying environment for machine learning (ML) and AI professionals, both experienced as well as fresh graduates,” according to a statement.

It added that Byju’s lab will also help create genuine intellectual property and cutting-edge research.

“The role of online learning is not only to replicate offline classes in the digital space but also to make it more interactive, engaging and personal.

Byju’s Chief Innovation and Learning Officer Dev Roy said, “By combining the potential of computing, technology and data, we at Byju’s Lab want to explore the power of information and technology for more personalized, advanced and democratic learning.”

He said the hub will have more than 100 resources in the next few years.

He added that as a global company, the company is looking at harnessing a global talent pool to build innovative tools and leverage new technologies to positively impact the learning experiences of children around the world. has been

“As we continue to grow and experiment, we will work at the intersection of business and technology to make innovation real and relevant to our end customers. We look forward to strengthening our team with bright and curious minds to transform Look forward to working with. The way children learn,” he said.

Byju’s, which has more than 100 million registered students and 6.5 million paid customers, is backed by marquee investors including General Atlantic, Sequoia Capital, Chan-Zuckerberg Initiative, Naspers, Silver Lake and Tiger Global.

The edtech space has seen strong growth globally, including in India, with the COVID-19 pandemic acting as a turning point. Several offline classes went online to ensure continuity of education while adhering to social distancing norms.

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