According to a survey conducted by TeamLease Digital, 37% of organizations want their employees to have relevant tools to build an AI-enabled workforce.
aAs of February 2023, there are 45,000 AI vacancies in India alone, with data scientists and ML engineers among the most popular careers. a The TeamLease Digital report reveals. The report also estimates the open positions and salary packages for new hires and experienced professionals, regardless of job category or industry, and the desire for AI skills that job seekers should possess to secure future employment. doing.
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According to research, expected salaries for new hires in various technical positions in India are:Data Engineer up to Rs 14 crore per year, ML Engineer up to Rs 10 crore, Data Scientist up to Rs 14 crore, Devops Engineer up to Rs 12 lakhs, Data Architect up to Rs 12 lakhs, BI Analyst up to Rs 14 lakhs , database administrator up to Rs 12 lakhs
This report covers a wide variety of AI landscapes in key industries such as healthcare (clinical data analysts, medical imaging specialists, health informatics analysts, etc.), education (Edtech product managers, AI learning architects, AI curriculum developers). I’m finding my main job. , chatbot developers, etc.).
A study conducted by TeamLease Digital found that 37% of organizations prefer to provide their employees with relevant tools to build an AI-enabled workforce, and 30% of organizations want to unlock hidden talent in their workforce. AI learning initiatives are essential for Clearly, 56% of organizations say they are making the necessary efforts to close the talent gap between AI demand and supply.
The survey also revealed that a majority of employees shared their employer’s sentiments. 55% of employees say AI will open up new job opportunities, and 54% of employees say their organizations are taking upskilling and reskilling initiatives to ensure a future-ready workforce. emphasized the fact that More than 40% of employees feel that building capabilities in-house and integrating AI into their daily work will enhance their AI capabilities.
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First published date: March 25, 2023 14:18 IST
