There is an ongoing need for updates, new features and security patches, and all of this needs trained people, says Indeed. In the age of rapid tech advancements such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, blockchain, there is demand to support new projects, enhance digital infrastructure, and keep up with technological advancements.
There will be an 8.5% increase in IT hiring next year, says Indeed. The job search portal says that even now, 70% of the roles for which hiring is going is in software. Developers are needed to build specialised codes and to maintain systems.
Sashi Kumar, Head of Sales, Indeed India, says, “Recent quarters saw a slowdown in hiring, with companies exercising caution as they navigated through global uncertainties and economic shifts. Now, the tide is turning. Companies are actively ramping up their hiring efforts. We can also expect global capability centers (GCCs) to significantly contribute to this uptick in hiring, particularly in software and technological roles.”
Top IT Jobs Hiring Now
(Source: Indeed)There’s also a growing demand for .NET developers, software architects, DevOps engineers, data engineers and front-end developers.What people are looking for
The top search of tech job seekers are full-stack developer, software engineer, front-end developer, computer operator and web developer. Full stack developers and software engineers are matching both from a demand and supply perspective.
Roles being searching for
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With more technology advances, both companies and people will need to prioritise roles that can enable the best support for projects, including those involving digital transformation.