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2 May 2024Technology

Travelers eyes tech talent to focus on AI, engineering & data science

US property and casualty insurer Travelers is expanding its focus on technology, with roles in engineering, artificial intelligence and data science, as it launches an office in Midtown Atlanta’s Technology Square.

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