Google DeepMind offers $1.1M engineer roles, no degree required for new Polaris team

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Google DeepMind is recruiting engineers for its new Polaris team, which creates tests to evaluate the Gemini AI's software engineering capabilities. The total compensation for these positions ranges from $550,000 to $1.1 million per year. A formal degree is not required for these roles, according to the company's hiring announcement. The company seeks candidates who demonstrate strong problem-solving abilities and have experience with AI coding agents.

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