Overview
- Applications chief Fidji Simo announced the OpenAI Jobs Platform in a company blog post outlining AI-driven matching between employer needs and worker skills.
- The service will feature a dedicated track to help local businesses compete and to help local governments find AI talent.
- OpenAI will offer multi-level certifications that assess AI fluency from workplace basics to custom AI roles and prompt engineering.
- A company spokesperson told TechCrunch the service is expected to debut by mid-2026.
- OpenAI is working with regional business groups including the Bay Area Council and the Texas Association of Business, and reporters said OpenAI and LinkedIn did not immediately provide further comment.