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xiaohongshu.com · HQ: Shanghai, China · Social Networks · Social Commerce · 5000+ employees · Est. 2013 · Trust A · Hiring 1008, 49 new
HQ: Shanghai, China · Social Networks · Social Commerce · 5000+ employees · Est. 2013 · Trust A · Hiring 1008, 49 new
Xiaohongshu, also known as RED or Little Red Book, is a Chinese lifestyle social media and e-commerce platform headquartered in Shanghai. Founded in 2013 by Mao Wenchao and Qu Fang, it lets users post photo notes, short videos and live streams on fashion, beauty, travel, food and daily life, and sells products through in-app shops and live commerce. It earns most of its revenue from advertising and brand marketing, and its job board lists algorithm, product and operations roles and internships, mainly in Shanghai and Beijing.
alibaba.com · HQ: Hangzhou, China · Logistics · E-commerce Platforms · Foundation Models · Cloud Platforms (IaaS & PaaS) · Marketplaces · 5000+ employees · Est. 1999 · Trust A · Hiring 2321, 154 new
HQ: Hangzhou, China · Logistics · E-commerce Platforms · Foundation Models · Cloud Platforms (IaaS & PaaS) · Marketplaces · 5000+ employees · Est. 1999 · Trust A · Hiring 2321, 154 new
Alibaba Group is a Chinese technology conglomerate founded in Hangzhou in 1999 by Jack Ma and seventeen colleagues, built around commerce and cloud computing. Its domestic marketplaces Taobao and Tmall handle a large share of Chinese retail, while Alibaba.com, AliExpress, Lazada and Trendyol serve cross-border and international buyers, supported by the Cainiao logistics network. Alibaba Cloud is the largest public cloud provider in Asia and develops the open-weight Qwen model family, which has become one of the most downloaded foundation model series in the world.
canaan.io · HQ: Hangzhou, China · Electronics Manufacturing · Mining & Staking · Est. 2013 · Trust B · Hiring 19, 18 new
HQ: Hangzhou, China · Electronics Manufacturing · Mining & Staking · Est. 2013 · Trust B · Hiring 19, 18 new
Canaan is a computing hardware manufacturer headquartered in Hangzhou that shipped some of the earliest commercial mining machines. Its Avalon series competes in the global market for Bitcoin mining rigs, and the company also develops edge artificial intelligence chips. Canaan was the first digital asset mining hardware maker to complete a United States public listing.
jd.com · HQ: Beijing, China · Pharmacies · Logistics · E-commerce Platforms · 5000+ employees · Est. 1998 · NASDAQ: JD · Trust A · Hiring 335, 20 new
HQ: Beijing, China · Pharmacies · Logistics · E-commerce Platforms · 5000+ employees · Est. 1998 · NASDAQ: JD · Trust A · Hiring 335, 20 new
JD.com is a Chinese retailer and logistics operator founded in 1998 by Richard Liu, which moved online in 2004 and built its business on first-party inventory rather than a pure marketplace model. Unlike its peers it owns most of the goods it sells and runs its own nationwide warehouse and delivery network, which gives it tight control over authenticity and same-day or next-day fulfilment for hundreds of millions of customers. The group has expanded into logistics services for third parties, healthcare, industrial supply, cloud computing and consumer finance, and is listed in both New York and Hong Kong.
tencent.com · HQ: Shenzhen, China · Payment Processing & Gateways · Cloud Platforms (IaaS & PaaS) · Game Development · Messaging Apps · Consumer Internet Groups · 5000+ employees · Est. 1998 · HKEX: 00700 · Trust B · Hiring 1358, 58 new
HQ: Shenzhen, China · Payment Processing & Gateways · Cloud Platforms (IaaS & PaaS) · Game Development · Messaging Apps · Consumer Internet Groups · 5000+ employees · Est. 1998 · HKEX: 00700 · Trust B · Hiring 1358, 58 new
Tencent is a Chinese technology conglomerate founded in Shenzhen in 1998 and one of the largest internet companies in the world by revenue. Its WeChat super-app combines messaging, social feeds, payments, mini-programs and official accounts into the default digital layer of Chinese daily life, with well over a billion monthly users. The group is also the biggest video game company on the planet through domestic publishing and stakes in Riot, Supercell and Epic Games, and runs Tencent Cloud, Tencent Music, a large fintech business and the Hunyuan family of foundation models.
baidu.com · HQ: Beijing, China · Advertising · Foundation Models · Cloud Platforms (IaaS & PaaS) · Autonomous Driving · Search Engines · 5000+ employees · Est. 2000 · NASDAQ: BIDU · Trust C · Hiring 1368, 46 new
HQ: Beijing, China · Advertising · Foundation Models · Cloud Platforms (IaaS & PaaS) · Autonomous Driving · Search Engines · 5000+ employees · Est. 2000 · NASDAQ: BIDU · Trust C · Hiring 1368, 46 new
Baidu is a Chinese technology company founded in 2000 by Robin Li and Eric Xu that operates the dominant search engine in mainland China. Around search it has built a large advertising business, the Baidu Maps and Baijiahao content platforms, and an AI Cloud division selling compute, data and model services to enterprises and government. The company was one of the first Chinese firms to commit heavily to artificial intelligence, developing the ERNIE family of large language models and the Apollo autonomous driving stack that powers its Apollo Go robotaxi fleet in several Chinese cities.
minimax.io · HQ: Shanghai, China · Generative Audio & Music · Conversational AI · LLM & Generative AI · Foundation Models · Generative Video · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 2021 · Trust B · Hiring 157, 5 new
HQ: Shanghai, China · Generative Audio & Music · Conversational AI · LLM & Generative AI · Foundation Models · Generative Video · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 2021 · Trust B · Hiring 157, 5 new
MiniMax is a Chinese artificial intelligence company founded in Shanghai in 2021 by former SenseTime researchers, and one of the country's most commercially aggressive model developers. It builds text, speech, image and video foundation models in house and pushes them straight into consumer products, including the Hailuo video generator and the Talkie and Xingye companion applications that have found large audiences inside and outside China. The company also sells API access to enterprises, released the open-weight M-series reasoning models, and listed in Hong Kong in 2025.
didiglobal.com · HQ: Beijing, China · Shared Mobility · Ride Hailing · 5000+ employees · Est. 2012 · Trust A · Hiring 572, 36 new
HQ: Beijing, China · Shared Mobility · Ride Hailing · 5000+ employees · Est. 2012 · Trust A · Hiring 572, 36 new
DiDi Global is a leading Chinese mobility technology platform that provides a broad range of app-based transportation services across international markets. Originally founded in 2012 as Didi Chuxing, the company offers ride-hailing, taxi aggregation, chauffeur services, hitch-riding, and automated driving development. Today, it connects millions of drivers and consumers across Asia, Latin America, and other regions, processing tens of millions of rides daily through its integrated digital platform.
huawei.com · HQ: Shenzhen, China · Telecom Infrastructure · Processors, MCUs & AI Chips · Laptops · Smartphones · Network Equipment · 5000+ employees · Est. 1987 · Hiring 186, 17 new
HQ: Shenzhen, China · Telecom Infrastructure · Processors, MCUs & AI Chips · Laptops · Smartphones · Network Equipment · 5000+ employees · Est. 1987 · Hiring 186, 17 new
Huawei is a Chinese technology company founded in Shenzhen in 1987 by Ren Zhengfei and owned collectively by its employees through a union shareholding scheme. It is one of the world's largest suppliers of telecommunications network equipment, building the base stations, optical transport and core systems that carriers use to run mobile and fixed networks, and it also sells smartphones, laptops, wearables and smart vehicle components. Cut off from advanced foreign chips and Google services by United States export restrictions from 2019, the company rebuilt around its own HarmonyOS operating system, Kirin processors and the Ascend line of AI accelerators.
grab.com · HQ: Singapore · Digital Banks & Neobanks · Delivery · Ride Hailing · 5000+ employees · Est. 2012 · Trust B · Hiring 293, 20 new
HQ: Singapore · Digital Banks & Neobanks · Delivery · Ride Hailing · 5000+ employees · Est. 2012 · Trust B · Hiring 293, 20 new
Grab is a Southeast Asian technology company founded in 2012 by two Harvard Business School classmates as a taxi-hailing app for Malaysia, and now the region's dominant everyday services platform. It operates across eight countries in ride hailing, food and grocery delivery, courier services and digital payments, and famously absorbed Uber's Southeast Asian operations in 2018 in exchange for a stake in the company. Headquartered in Singapore and listed on Nasdaq since 2021, Grab has expanded into financial services through GXS Bank and its lending and insurance arms, and builds its own mapping stack through GrabMaps.
meituan.com · HQ: Beijing, China · Local Services Marketplaces · Marketplaces · Delivery · 5000+ employees · Est. 2010 · Trust B · Hiring 1489, 62 new
HQ: Beijing, China · Local Services Marketplaces · Marketplaces · Delivery · 5000+ employees · Est. 2010 · Trust B · Hiring 1489, 62 new
Meituan is a Chinese internet company headquartered in Beijing that runs on-demand food delivery, grocery and retail delivery, and local services platforms. It was founded in 2010 by Wang Xing as a group-buying site and merged with the review platform Dianping in 2015. Its apps connect consumers with restaurants, shops, hotels and entertainment venues, and it operates the Keeta delivery service abroad, including in Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia and Brazil. The company is listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
cummins.com · HQ: Columbus, United States · Automotive Components · Industrial Machinery · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 1919 · Trust B · Hiring 917, 94 new
HQ: Columbus, United States · Automotive Components · Industrial Machinery · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 1919 · Trust B · Hiring 917, 94 new
Cummins is an American multinational manufacturer headquartered in Columbus, Indiana, that designs, builds, distributes and services diesel and natural gas engines, power generation systems, filtration, aftertreatment and electrified powertrain components. Founded in 1919 and listed on the New York Stock Exchange, it runs plants, technical centres and service networks across North America, the United Kingdom, India, Mexico, Australia, South Africa and other markets. Its hiring spans field service and diesel technicians, manufacturing and controls engineers, aftertreatment engineering placement students, supply chain coordinators, finance, HR and AI and cloud engineers.
h3c.com · HQ: Hangzhou, Beijing, China · Network Security · Enterprise Storage Systems · Servers & Data Center Hardware · Network Equipment · 5000+ employees · Est. 2003 · Trust C · Hiring 242, 7 new
HQ: Hangzhou, Beijing, China · Network Security · Enterprise Storage Systems · Servers & Data Center Hardware · Network Equipment · 5000+ employees · Est. 2003 · Trust C · Hiring 242, 7 new
H3C Technologies is a Chinese maker of enterprise IT infrastructure, including network switches and routers, wireless equipment, servers, storage, security appliances and cloud and AI computing platforms. Founded in 2003 as a joint venture between Huawei and 3Com, it was later owned by Hewlett-Packard and has been majority-owned by Unisplendour, part of Tsinghua Unigroup, since 2016, with headquarters in Beijing and Hangzhou. It sells to telecom operators, government, finance, healthcare and education customers, and hires hardware and test engineers, AI storage and data centre network architects and pre-sales engineers.