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OpenAI has already announced its plan for global expansion and its first office setup in India. The company has confirmed plans to establish a base in New Delhi later this year, hinting that it is aiming to tap the growing markets in the globe. Not only that, the ChatGPT maker has already started hiring for key positions ahead of starting its India operations.
As per the listings we found on the OpenAI’s careers page, the company is looking for three Account Director roles across different verticals including the Digital Narratives, Large Enterprise and Strategics. All of these roles fall under the sales functions but need different requirements, starting at seven years for Digital Narratives and going up to 14 years for Strategics.
These positions are full time with a hybrid working model, meaning employees will not be required to attend the office every day. To streamline applications, candidates can apply for a maximum of five roles within 180 days.
Taking to X, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated, “We are opening our first office in India later this year! and I’m looking forward to visiting next month. AI adoption in India has been amazing to watch–ChatGPT users grew 4x in the past year–and we are excited to invest much more in India!”
For the unversed, India has been among the top markets for OpenAI. In terms of usage, Indian stands on the second position after the United States. He also mentioned that Sam Altman announced that he will visit India in September ahead of the office launch to engage with the local ecosystem.
In the meantime, the company has also introduced a new affordable subscription, the ChatGPT Go. The new plan is priced at just Rs 399 per month and offers high usage limits, memory retention, image generation and premium tools.
How to apply for job at OpenAI
If you believe you have the skills for any of the above positions, go to and select the View Open Roles option. From there select the position you are eligible and tap Apply Now. Now, fill in all of the details, and finally, tap on submit.
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