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Bellevue’s AI boom: CoreWeave doubles down on office space

CoreWeave is hiring dozens in Bellevue. The AI infrastructure play is betting on regional talent, not just compute.

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Why it matters

CoreWeave's expansion of engineering roles in Bellevue signals confidence in sustained demand for AI infrastructure services and reveals where compute-layer companies are building talent moats. For founders and investors, it's a signal of where infrastructure capital is flowing and which regions are becoming AI hubs beyond Silicon Valley.

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  1. CoreWeave expanding engineering hub in Bellevue with dozens of open roles

  2. CoreWeave is Livingston, N.J.-based infrastructure provider for AI model training and deployment

  3. Regional expansion suggests sustained demand for AI infrastructure services

  4. CoreWeave expanding engineering hub in Bellevue region

  5. Dozens of open roles being filled

  6. CoreWeave provides GPU rental infrastructure for AI model training/deployment

  7. Headquarters: Livingston, N.J. with expansion into Pacific Northwest

  8. Published May 2026

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Publisher excerpt: Livingston, N.J.-based CoreWeave, which rents infrastructure to companies training and running large-scale artificial intelligence models, is expanding its engineering hub with dozens of open roles in the region.
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