AI's next hiring wave is shifting from model makers to onsite problem solvers
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Global technology companies and South Korean system integrators are widening their artificial intelligence hiring beyond model researchers to frontline engineers who work inside customer operations. The shift reflects a growing view that AI only creates value when it is adapted to real workflows, integrated with existing systems, and tied to measurable business outcomes.
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