Synopsis
As India's technology sector flourishes, more women are assuming high-demand positions, significantly impacting the industry, according to a recent report. This trend highlights women's increasing presence in lucrative tech roles, including product management, data science, and cybersecurity.Key Takeaways
- Women are entering high-demand tech roles.
- Competitive salaries are available in various fields.
- Product management offers lucrative opportunities.
- Cybersecurity is a growing area for women.
- Women are making significant contributions to innovation.
New Delhi, April 10 (NationPress) As India’s tech sector expands at an impressive rate, an increasing number of women are entering high-demand roles and making significant contributions, according to a recent report released on Thursday.
Women are progressively assuming crucial roles in technology and business, particularly in fields that provide competitive salaries and substantial career advancement.
“From recent graduates to seasoned professionals, women are ascending the professional ladder in domains like data science, product management, cloud engineering, cybersecurity, and project management,” states the report by TeamLease Digital.
These roles not only offer lucrative salaries but also assist women in establishing robust careers within the digital economy.
The report points out that product management is one of the most appealing positions for women. Fresh graduates can earn as much as Rs 22.1 lakh annually, while senior product leaders with over eight years of experience can command salaries reaching Rs 1.6 crore each year.
Likewise, data scientists with a few years of experience can earn up to Rs 18 lakh, and senior professionals in this area can make Rs 1.5 crore per year.
Cloud engineering is another sector experiencing rising demand. Entry-level cloud engineers can earn up to Rs 14 lakh, while seasoned cloud architects can achieve salaries of up to Rs 1 crore.
In project management office (PMO) roles, women are increasingly being recruited to manage complex projects.
Newcomers can earn up to Rs 15 lakh annually, and senior professionals in the PMO sector can earn as much as Rs 80 lakh per year.
Cybersecurity is also becoming a favored option for women, particularly as companies prioritize investments in digital safety.
Entry-level positions can offer Rs 12 lakh per year, and those with over eight years of experience can earn up to Rs 90 lakh annually.
These positions are not only financially rewarding but also enable women to take on leadership roles and influence the future of digital enterprises.
The report indicates that women are making a noticeable impact in the tech industry and are strongly contributing to innovation and strategic development.
