With the rapid evolution of technology reshaping industries globally, IT hiring in India is projected to grow by 10-12% over the next six months, according to a report by Quess Corp. Emerging technologies like Generative AI, Deep Tech, and Quantum Computing are expected to create over a million jobs by 2030, fueling demand for skilled tech professionals.
Emerging Technologies Drive Job Growth
The increasing adoption of technologies such as:
- Generative AI
- Quantum Computing
- Deep Tech
is creating significant opportunities for specialized talent, especially in roles like AI/ML, Analytics, and Cybersecurity.
Key Insights from Quess Corp’s Report
- Skill Demand Trends:
- 79% of aggregate demand comes from five core skill suites: Development, ERP, Testing, Networking, and Data Science.
- Specialized skills like Java (+30%), Cybersecurity (+20%), and DevOps (+25%) are witnessing rapid demand growth.
- Industry-Wise Breakdown:
- IT Services: 37% of total demand.
- Hi-Tech and Consulting: Each contribute 11%.
- Manufacturing: 9%.
- BFSI: 8%.
- Geographic Focus:
- Bengaluru leads with 62% of hiring requests.
- Hyderabad and Pune follow with 43.5% and 10%, respectively.
GCCs: The Powerhouses of Hiring
Global Capability Centres (GCCs) have become critical to India’s tech hiring landscape. They drive demand for specialized skills in AI, Cloud, and Cybersecurity. Expanding into tier II and III cities, GCCs are tapping into untapped talent pools to meet their growing needs.
Talent Growth Across India
The report highlights a hiring boom in cities like Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Pune, driven by tech expansions and the emergence of new-age technologies. GCCs are also increasingly focusing on engineering, IT, and analytics roles, contributing to India’s robust hiring landscape.
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