There are 4,912 open jobs in India right now from 677 employers, led by sales, software engineering and engineering (general). Employers with the most openings: Kotak Mahindra Bank (400), Jobgether (298) and Paytm (166). The busiest cities are Bengaluru, Mumbai and Hyderabad. 501 remote jobs are listed for India. 11 postings state visa sponsorship. Among the 49 postings that publish a pay range, the median for jobs in India is ₹1.35M a year (middle half ₹114K to ₹3.89M). The skills asked for most are python, aws, azure, sql and ci/cd. 3,642 come straight from employers' own hiring systems and 1,270 from public job boards, which are labelled as such on each card.
Counted from live job postings on 16 Oct 2026; newest posted 16 Oct 2026.
4,912
open jobs
677
employers
₹1.35M
median pay (49 ranges)
501
remote
4,912 jobs are open in India today, from 677 employers. The largest fields are Sales (577), Software Engineering (509), Engineering (General) (326) and Finance & Accounting (256).
By open jobs: Bengaluru 1,159; Mumbai 293; Hyderabad 245; Pune 232; Gurugram 154; Noida 137.
677 employers have open roles. The most active are Kotak Mahindra Bank (400 openings), Jobgether (298 openings), Paytm (166 openings), SWIGGY (141 openings) and HSBC (123 openings).
Jobs here come from employers' own hiring systems or from public job boards; board jobs are labelled as such on each card. Spotted something wrong? support@jobripe.com
Among the 49 postings that publish a pay range, the median for jobs is ₹1.35M a year (middle half ₹114K to ₹3.89M).
Counted across the open postings, the most requested are python (757), aws (641), azure (508), sql (497), ci/cd (441) and security (441).
Yes: 501 remote jobs are listed for India. Remote roles often still require you to live in a given country or time zone; each posting says where.
11 open postings in India say the employer offers visa sponsorship. Terms vary, so confirm the visa type with the employer before you apply.
When an employer posts the same role in the same city more than once, it shows here as one card with the number of openings.