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Goldman Sachs Opens New Bellevue Engineering Office to Strengthen AI and Cloud Focus

MyDigiFolio Editors 1 min read
Goldman Sachs engineers working on AI and cloud technology at a modern Bellevue office
Goldman Sachs engineers working on AI and cloud technology at a modern Bellevue office

Goldman Sachs has opened a dedicated engineering office in Bellevue for more than 125 employees working on AI and cloud transformation. The bank says its engineering workforce of over 12,000 people plays a key role in building technologies for its businesses.

Goldman Sachs has opened a new office in Bellevue, Washington, dedicated to engineering work focused on artificial intelligence and cloud transformation. The location will support more than 125 employees working in these areas.

The move comes as companies across the U.S. increase their investments in artificial intelligence, with the technology expected to reshape business operations and improve productivity.

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said the Pacific Northwest offers access to leading engineering talent and highlighted the importance of hiring highly skilled professionals as the company adapts and grows.

The bank said it employs more than 12,000 engineers globally, accounting for about one-quarter of its total workforce. These engineers are responsible for developing technologies that support the company's businesses.

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