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India sees 34% uptick in jobs related to 5G, telecom: Report
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IANS | 18 Oct, 2022
As
enterprises look at 5G adoption at an accelerated pace with its roll
out in India, job postings for telecommunications and 5G have increased
by 33.7 per cent in the last 12 months, a new report showed on Tuesday.
Job roles such as telecommunications engineer have grown by 16 per cent from August to September 2022 in the country.
The
data by leading job website Indeed also revealed that the average
salary for top job roles such as technical support, BPO executive and
customer service representative is Rs 3,53,298, Rs 3,29,520 and Rs
3,06,680 respectively.
"5G rollout has been eagerly anticipated
in India, and businesses have already begun hiring to develop
5G-specific technology and services. We will likely see an uptick in
hiring for these roles in the next few quarters," said Saumitra Chand,
Career Expert, Indeed India.
As India rolls out 5G, demand for cybersecurity is likely to increase as well.
There
is already a talent mismatch of 25.5 per cent in security between
August 2019 to August 2022, and the launch of 5G services will trigger a
major spike in security-related jobs, the report said.
"There
will be an increased need for skilled talent that can design security
systems and strengthen network architectures to adapt to the new
technology," said Chand.
The pandemic fast tracked the
requirement for robust cybersecurity practices as companies became
remote, more devices were online, digital payments were rising, and
security issues were at an all-time high.
The data showed that job postings for "cybersecurity" have grown 81 per cent between August 2019 to August 2022.
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