Florida company hiring 300+ positions at AI-infrastructure plant in Byhalia
Jabil Inc., a global engineering, supply chain and manufacturing solutions provider, announced Monday, Nov. 9, it has more than 300 job openings at its new manufacturing site in Byhalia.
The company bought the 1.5 million-square-foot building at 800 Gateway Global Drive for an undisclosed amount earlier this year, and officials said the plant could employ up to 2,200 people when it opens in early 2027.
“Jabil’s Intelligent Infrastructure segment, which supports the AI-infrastructure industry, is growing rapidly. We are seeking talent in a variety of positions to enable this market’s cutting-edge technologies,” said Raj Kalyanarajan, senior operations director at Jabil’s Byhalia site.
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