Jain: Silicon Valley talent is shifting from ads to healthcare tech
Ankit Jain · Can AI Solve Healthcare's Urgent Workforce Challenges? w/ Ankit Jain · Jun 26, 2025 · at 17:27
Ankit Jain is the CEO and co-founder of Infinitus Systems. He is discussing tech talent recruitment trends in Silicon Valley.
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“And it turns out Silicon Valley Is getting an injection of people that have spent their careers working on ads and games that as they go through their careers go, I want to do something that matters to me.”
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