DeepSeek is hiring about 150 backend engineers, focusing on server-side development and Agent elastic computing. The new hires will contribute to large model research platforms, Agent frameworks, R&D infrastructure, APIs, online services, data engineering, and the underlying runtime environment for agents. Cui Tianyi, head of the DeepSeek Harness team, explained that the rapid growth in data, machines, containers, training tasks, evaluation tasks, Agent environments, users, and requests has outpaced the existing backend system, necessitating a large number of engineers to upgrade, maintain, and rewrite systems. A key focus is DSec, DeepSeek's elastic computing platform for agents, which allows agents to obtain isolated execution environments in batches when running code or calling tools. The DeepSeek-V4 technical report shows a single DSec cluster can already run hundreds of thousands of sandboxes simultaneously. The new positions will continue to optimize operating systems, virtual machines, networking, storage, and scheduling.
DeepSeek has opened approximately 150 new social recruitment slots, primarily targeting server-side development engineers and Agent elastic computing R&D engineers. The new hires will work on large model research platforms, Agent frameworks, R&D infrastructure, APIs, online services, data engineering, and the underlying runtime environment for agents.
Cui Tianyi, head of the DeepSeek Harness team, explained that the rapid growth in data, machines, containers, training tasks, evaluation tasks, Agent environments, users, and requests has outpaced the existing backend system, so a large number of engineers are needed to upgrade, maintain, and rewrite the relevant systems.
DSec: Elastic Compute Platform for Agents
A key focus of this recruitment is DSec, DeepSeek's elastic computing platform built for agents. When agents run code or call tools, they can obtain isolated execution environments in batches on DSec. According to the DeepSeek-V4 technical report, a single DSec cluster can already run hundreds of thousands of sandboxes simultaneously. The new roles will continue to optimize operating systems, virtual machines, networking, storage, and scheduling at the underlying level.
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