Infosys is creating 1,000 digital jobs in the UK

BENGALURU: Infosys is creating 1,000 digital jobs in the UK to fuel post-pandemic growth. New hires will be working in the digital space, including cloud computing, data and analytics, artificial intelligence, open-source technologies and enterprise services to support some of the world’s largest organizations navigate their digital journeys.
The company will provide critical training and mentoring opportunities for the fresh hires.The new team members will join a world-class workforce spanning Infosys’ design studio in Shoreditch, its innovation centre in Canary Wharf and proximity centres in Nottingham and other client locations across the UK. To ensure a diverse talent pool and support the upskilling of the industry’s future leaders, a large proportion of the workforce will be hired from recently graduated students from leading colleges and universities in the UK.
The company will also hire experienced professionals from technology and consulting with deep sector expertise who will be able to support local businesses in their digital journeys and lead a robust workforce for the future.
Infosys CEO Salil Parekh said, “While the talent gap has been looming, the events of the past year have exacerbated the need for vital digital skills as businesses have rapidly accelerated their digital transformation. Bridging the digital divide and making quality digital education accessible to every citizen is vital to the establishment of a robust future workforce, and the UK’s economic recovery. Our commitment to the UK is to support both recovery and growth through digital acceleration, hiring new talent, and supporting the development and reskilling of existing talent to meet evolving economic demands. We continue to partner with universities across the UK to nurture the next generation of digital leaders and continually strive to close the skills gap, investing in a brighter future for everyone.”
UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson said, “This investment from Infosys is a vote of confidence in the UK and its technology sector and will help that sector scale new heights – creating the jobs of the future. We need more firms like Infosys with a commitment to investing in people to help the UK build back better.”