• AI adoption is putting greater pressure on mid-level technology roles as junior engineers approach experienced colleagues’ productivity, according to Ankur Anand.
• The Nash Squared CIO sees work typically handled by engineers with two to five years’ experience shifting toward smaller, AI-enabled teams.
• Mid-career technologists face growing pressure to develop higher-value expertise in architecture, security and AI governance.
• Blended workforce models will retain experienced oversight, while junior development must extend beyond AI-assisted output to protect long-term skills pipelines.

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