![]() In addition, to top global talent including Silicon Valley and domestic start-ups, Airtel is hiring from engineering institutes like IITs, NITS, IIITs for its digital technology hubs.Īirtel has made investments worth more than $46 billion in the last couple of decades to create the finest digital infrastructure over which 40% of India’s economic and digital activity takes place. ![]() These facilities employ close to 3000 people making Airtel one of the largest tech employers outside of the IT industry. Airtel is looking to hire across multiple experience and domains – Big Data, Machine Learning, Dev Ops, Tech ops, etc.Īirtel already has similar digital technology hubs in Gurgaon, Bengaluru (Airtel X-Labs) and Noida. The upcoming facility in Pune will initially be home to 500 digital engineering professionals. Pune being an established IT and tech hub, makes it an obvious choice for Airtel to tap into the talent pool and also drive cross-industry collaboration." ![]() This will be Airtel’s fourth digital technology hub in India and first in the Western region to support its strategy to pivot to a digital services company, especially as 5G services are on the horizon.Ĭonfirming the plans, Pradipt Kapoor, Chief Information Officer, Bharti Airtel said: "Airtel is rapidly scaling up its in-house digital talent pool to support its transformation into a digital telco. New Delhi/Pune, May 16, 2022: As part of its growing in-house digital engineering capabilities, Airtel is looking to set up a new technology center in Pune. ![]()
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