Twitter to build engineering centre in Singapore

It will hire 65 engineers and data scientists in the city.

Social media giant Twitter is building its first engineering centre in Asia Pacific based in the company’s regional headquarters in Singapore, according to a press release.

With the building of the engineering centre, Twitter aims to improve its service availability and reliability for people who use Twitter around the world.

The company is also committing to hire 65 technical talent covering product engineering, software engineering, data engineering and data science in Singapore.

This comes after it founded its international data science team in Singapore in 2016, the company’s first outside of the US.

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