If you have come across the recent hiring at Swiggy, you may have noticed positions for data scientists making a frequent appearance at all leading portals, ardently looking for data enthusiast who can play with data and build data-driven products. As this online food ordering and delivery platform is on a serious mission to double its technology team, Swiggy has made its intentions clear on investing in technologies like data science and machine learning for its business benefits.
As the technologies like artificial intelligence and data science have diffused into almost all the leading industries—including fashion, Swiggy is no exception. Also, at a time when leading food tech startups have met unfortunate fates of being shut off or being downsized, despite a promising start, it becomes necessary to keep up with the pace of technological needs and have the right thing at the right time.
Standing with the same, Swiggy recently took a strong stand of using the $80 million raised in a Series E funding round led by South African media and internet conglomerate Naspers Ltd., to build its capabilities stronger in engineering, automation, data sciences, machine learning and personalization.
With a focus on SLA predictions, building recommender systems, personalization, fraud modelling, inventory stock predictions and more, they are keen on experimenting with different areas of machine learning, statistics, fetching data and creating prototype modelling for solving various problems that they currently have issues dealing with.
If you have come across the recent hiring at Swiggy, you may have noticed positions for data scientists making a frequent appearance at all leading portals, ardently looking for data enthusiast who can play with data and build data-driven products. As this online food ordering and delivery platform is on a serious mission to double its technology team, Swiggy has made its intentions clear on investing in technologies like data science and machine learning for its business benefits.
As the technologies like artificial intelligence and data science have diffused into almost all the leading industries—including fashion, Swiggy is no exception. Also, at a time when leading food tech startups have met unfortunate fates of being shut off or being downsized, despite a promising start, it becomes necessary to keep up with the pace of technological needs and have the right thing at the right time.
Standing with the same, Swiggy recently took a strong stand of using the $80 million raised in a Series E funding round led by South African media and internet conglomerate Naspers Ltd., to build its capabilities stronger in engineering, automation, data sciences, machine learning and personalization.
With a focus on SLA predictions, building recommender systems, personalization, fraud modelling, inventory stock predictions and more, they are keen on experimenting with different areas of machine learning, statistics, fetching data and creating prototype modelling for solving various problems that they currently have issues dealing with.


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