 "IT, IT Sector")
The Karnataka government has said that there are more jobs opening up in the technology sector for engineers with the right skills and those who can adapt to newer skills, adding that the scare of job losses in the sector is slowly waning.
Bengaluru, the state capital, which generates over a third of India's technology and start-up jobs, is seeing more global firms set up centres or expand capacity as they look for talent in areas such as digital, cloud, and analytics.
At the same time, local firms that are increasingly using automation to deliver traditional services are also expanding teams in
