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    Home»Brief News»Paytm plans to hire 4,000 employees across AI, product and technology teams
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    Paytm plans to hire 4,000 employees across AI, product and technology teams

    According to reports, Paytm has already added more than 800 employees over the past two months and is actively recruiting for thousands of additional positions
    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauJune 9, 20262 Mins Read5160 Views
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    Paytm? is set to significantly expand its workforce, with reports indicating that the fintech major plans to hire around 4,000 employees as it accelerates investments in artificial intelligence and strengthens its merchant ecosystem.

    The recruitment drive, expected to continue until March 2027, will span multiple functions, including product development, technology, artificial intelligence and senior leadership roles. The planned hiring represents a nearly 10 per cent increase in the company’s current workforce, which stands at approximately 40,000 employees.

    According to reports, Paytm has already added more than 800 employees over the past two months and is actively recruiting for thousands of additional positions. The expansion reflects the company’s renewed focus on growth areas such as AI-led product innovation and merchant services.

    The hiring push comes as Paytm’s parent company, One97 Communications, continues its recovery following regulatory challenges faced by its banking arm, Paytm Payments Bank. The company has reported profitability for four consecutive quarters, signalling a turnaround after a period marked by restructuring and workforce reductions.

    Last year, Paytm undertook significant job cuts, eliminating more than 4,500 positions as it adjusted operations following regulatory action against its payments bank business. Reportedly, a small number of additional roles may be impacted following the current appraisal cycle, although the scale is expected to be limited compared to previous reductions.

    Despite those adjustments, the latest recruitment plans indicate a strategic shift towards building capabilities in high-growth areas. Artificial intelligence, in particular, is emerging as a major focus for the company as it seeks to enhance customer experiences, improve operational efficiencies and develop new digital products.

    The hiring announcement also underscores a broader trend across India’s technology and fintech sectors, where companies are increasingly investing in specialised talent to support AI initiatives while expanding core business functions.

    For job seekers, Paytm’s expansion presents opportunities across technology, product and leadership roles, as the company enters its next phase of growth.

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