As India’s tech and business sectors boom, women are increasingly securing high-paying, high-growth roles as TeamLease Digital highlights several in-demand tech jobs that offer strong salaries and promising career paths.
These roles span from data science to cybersecurity, with freshers and seasoned professionals both in demand.
Product Managers shape a product from idea to launch.
Freshers with 0–3 years of experience can earn up to ₹22.1 LPA. They focus on market research and user needs.
Senior professionals with 8+ years can make up to ₹160 LPA. They lead large teams, manage portfolios, and drive business growth.
Data Scientists are key in today’s data-driven world. Entry-level salaries reach ₹18 LPA.
New hires work on large datasets and basic machine learning. With over 8 years of experience, salaries can go up to ₹150 LPA.
Senior scientists build strategies, design algorithms, and influence decisions.
Cloud Architects and Engineers manage digital infrastructure. Freshers can earn up to ₹14 LPA. They assist with cloud services and solve basic issues.
Senior architects can earn ₹100 LPA. They lead cloud strategies and secure scalable systems.
Project Management Office (PMO) roles are vital to business goals.
Freshers can earn up to ₹15 LPA. They support tracking and planning tasks. Veterans in the field earn up to ₹80 LPA. They oversee multiple projects and ensure goal alignment.
Cybersecurity jobs are booming. Entry roles offer up to ₹12 LPA. Freshers monitor systems and respond to threats. Experts with 8+ years can earn ₹90 LPA. They design security strategies and tackle major cyber risks.
These high-demand tech jobs for women in India reflect a growing shift in the workplace, where expertise and leadership by women continue to shape the country’s digital future.
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