Reliance Jio invited AI engineers at the India AI Impact Summit to meet directly and get fast-tracked hiring opportunities.
The AI push is part of Mukesh Ambani’s plan to build AI services for India, including tools in multiple Indian languages.
Reliance is working with global tech companies like Google Cloud, Meta, and NVIDIA to build AI platforms and supercomputers.
The India AI Impact Summit 2026, currently underway at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, has seen a massive crowd today along with global technology leaders, policymakers and industry executives. Among the big tech giants at the mega AI event, Reliance Jio has managed to stand out, not for its AI showcase, but for turning the summit floor into an open hiring pitch.
SurveyGaurav Aggarwal, Chief AI Scientist at Reliance Jio, took to X to announce that he and his team would be stationed at the venue throughout the event, encouraging engineers working on cutting-edge AI systems to meet them directly. In his post, Aggarwal invited developers building frontier AI models, optimisation systems and large-scale platforms to reach out, adding that promising candidates could be fast-tracked to the company’s recruitment team.
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The hiring announcement is in line with Reliance Industries’ overall artificial intelligence strategy, which is being developed under Mukesh Ambani’s leadership. Over the last year, the group has announced plans to develop AI services tailored to India’s scale and linguistic diversity.
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In 2025, the group launched Reliance Intelligence, a platform for developing AI tools in multiple Indian languages for both businesses and consumers. The initiative is being developed in collaboration with global technology players such as Google Cloud, Meta, and NVIDIA.
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As part of its partnership with NVIDIA, Reliance is developing AI supercomputing infrastructure using Blackwell processors and GH200 Grace Hopper Superchips. The company has positioned these investments as part of a larger effort to make AI more accessible and affordable in industries such as education, healthcare, and agriculture.
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