LinkedIn’s infrastructure has grown remarkably over the years, and that has kept the Production Infrastructure Engineering teams on their toes. Growing quickly means we’ve had to learn to adapt quickly. While most of our systems are solid and ready to scale, from time to time we find ourselves supporting systems that struggle to meet increasing demands. It’s...
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- Topics:
- infrastructure,
- scale
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Co-authors: Xi Chen, Yiqun Liu, Liang Zhang, and Krishnaram Kenthapadi Online professional social networks and job platforms, such as LinkedIn, play a key role in ensuring an efficient labor marketplace by connecting talent (job seekers) with opportunities (jobs). Studies show that salary is an important factor when looking for new opportunities, but salary...
- Topics:
- relevance,
- economic graph,
- machine learning,
- research
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The LinkedIn Developers program helps app creators and website owners provide personalized experiences to our members, gives members the ability to use their professional identity with other services, and makes it easier to share content from other sites on LinkedIn. Today, we’re announcing several updates that will migrate all of our developers to the latest...
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LinkedIn is committed to building a safe, trusted, and professional environment. Building the infrastructure to detect and mitigate...
- Topics:
- Security,
- trust engineering
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Group photo of the reading group for Data Standardization, Knowledge Graphs, Natural Language Understanding, and Conversational AI at...
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In late October, LinkedIn’s Women in Tech (WIT) organization hosted its latest external WomenConnect event. For those who may be...
- Topics:
- Women in Tech,
- economic graph,
- events