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FollowingOpenAI hires investment banking experts to train AI to target Wall Street business
OpenAI is recruiting an investment banking expert to help its AI system adapt to Wall Street job needs. The move aims to expand services to financial customers.
Core Points
OpenAI is hiring a banking expert for its San Francisco application AI team.
The base annual salary for this position is US$185,000 to US$205,000, plus equity incentives.
The focus of work is to determine which links can be assisted by AI and which links still require manual intervention.
OpenAI\'s banking layout
It is reported that this position belongs to OpenAI\'s application AI team, located in San Francisco, with a basic annual salary of US$185,000 to US$205,000, plus equity. The recruitment requirements clearly state that candidates must have at least two years of investment experience and be familiar with current practices such as research, financial modeling, valuation, due diligence and customer materials.
This position not only pursues efficiency, but also emphasizes standards. OpenAI said the hiring will \"set quality standards for AI-assisted investment banking work,\" which means determining when models are sufficient to apply to real banking processes.
This requirement reflects the deep challenges of Wall Street job automation. The company wants to find someone who understands the changing role from junior analyst to director and can distinguish which tasks are suitable for automation and which decisions still require manual review.
Financial AI Markets
The financial sector has become one of the most valuable sectors in the corporate AI market, and Anthropic has taken the lead. The company said in May that financial services were its second-largest industry in corporate revenue, with a Wall Street channel of $1.5 billion.
OpenAI is responding with a wider range of financial products and partnerships. Recently, the company teamed up with investors such as Goldman Sachs to form a multi-billion-dollar deployment company, while promoting the extension of ChatGPT into personal finance beyond banks.
Banks have invested heavily in this transformation. JPMorgan Chase invests approximately US$18 billion in technology every year, and Goldman Sachs invests approximately US$6 billion. Both companies cooperate with leading AI laboratories on financial and security projects.
The short-term goal is clear: Let AI take on more of the heavy daily tasks of analysts such as model building and presentation making. Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser described automation as one of the AI races to reshape the banking industry.
OpenAI showed off financial-related tasks when it launched GPT-5.5 in April, and GPT-5.6 is ready for wider release but is suspended at the request of the Trump administration. The hiring of investment banking experts shows that the company is working hard to turn these demonstrations into actual output that even managing directors can rest assured of.
