The Trump administration has launched a new program called &#34;Tech Force,&#34; which will focus on artificial intelligence infrastructure and other technology projects.
On Monday, according to the official website of &#34;Tech Force,&#34; the program will recruit approximately 1,000 engineers and other technical experts, committing to a two-year employment plan.
This team of engineers will focus on &#34;high-impact technology projects, including AI implementation, application development, data modernization, and digital service delivery for U.S. federal agencies.&#34;
These professionals will report directly to the heads of various agencies and collaborate with top tech companies such as Amazon Web Services, Apple, and Microsoft. According to the official website, private sector partners also include Google, NVIDIA, OpenAI, Oracle, Palantir, and several other companies.
On Monday, Scott Kupor, director of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, told the media:
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We are working to reshape the workforce structure to ensure we have the right talent to address the corresponding issues.
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The &#34;Tech Force&#34; program also establishes a two-way talent mobility mechanism.
After completing the two-year term, talents from &#34;Tech Force&#34; can seek full-time positions in partner companies, which have committed to prioritizing the hiring of members from this program.
At the same time, private partners can also nominate their employees to participate in government service rotations. The annual salary is expected to be between $150,000 and $200,000, plus benefits.
Wall Street Journal mentioned that four days ago, President Trump signed an executive order to establish a unified artificial intelligence policy framework. Trump previously stated that individuals or companies working in artificial intelligence should not face obstacles when establishing businesses in the U.S. He said:
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If they have to get 50 different approvals from 50 different states, then forget it, because that’s impossible
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The Trump administration launched a talent program called "Tech Force," which will focus on artificial intelligence infrastructure and other technology projects. At the same time, a two-way talent mobility mechanism will be established, allowing participants to receive priority employment from cooperating companies after completing a two-year term, and companies can also nominate employees to participate in government rotations. The annual salary is $150,000 to $200,000

- The Trump administration has launched a new initiative called "Tech Force," focusing on artificial intelligence infrastructure and technology projects.  
- The program aims to recruit around 1,000 engineers and technical experts for a two-year employment plan, collaborating with major tech companies like Amazon, Apple, and Microsoft.  
- Following their term, participants can seek full-time positions with partner companies, which have committed to prioritizing hiring from the program.

The U.S. government, in collaboration with companies like Apple, Microsoft, and OpenAI, is recruiting 1,000 engineers to build "technological power."