This story is from May 13, 2021
JP Morgan to hire 4k techies in Indian units
BENGALURU: JP
Gaurav Ahluwalia, head of HR India corporate centres in JP Morgan, said, “Technology is critical to our client success and business strategy. We are always looking to grow our talent to support this, including in areas such as cloud, big data, AI, machine learning, digital platforms and cybersecurity.” A majority of the hiring would be in Bengaluru and Hyderabad tech centres, sources told TOI.
Morgan
said it is looking to add around 4,000 experienced technologists in India this year. It currently has over 35,000 employees intechnology
and operations across Bengaluru, Mumbai and Hyderabad. These centres support the investment bank’s global operations.Assembly Election Results
Gaurav Ahluwalia, head of HR India corporate centres in JP Morgan, said, “Technology is critical to our client success and business strategy. We are always looking to grow our talent to support this, including in areas such as cloud, big data, AI, machine learning, digital platforms and cybersecurity.” A majority of the hiring would be in Bengaluru and Hyderabad tech centres, sources told TOI.
Jamie Dimon
said the bank has committed $2 million to support Covid relief efforts, including to the US-India Friendship Alliance.Top Comment
K Murali Prasad
1289 days ago
JP Morgan, to that matter any tech company, is not foolish to pay huge salaries to third rated techies. Salaries are paid as per the prevailing industrial standards in each country. Indian techies are bringing laurels to our country by their hard work and devotion to their duty and are important source of earning foreign exchange. If those techies come back to India, most of them will definitely get good employment in the multinationals due to their on site experience with foreign clients, thereby occupying the jobs otherwise going to our residents, adding to the existing un-employment problems in our country. People should realise the reality and stop cursing the N.R.Is.Read allPost comment
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