Civilian jobs in India after military software development work
17,644 open roles at 3,165 companies in India fit the civilian work of military software developers: Backend (8,455), DevOps (3,829), Data Science (3,348) and QA (2,012). The roles were matched by hand to the work these specialties do in most armed forces, whatever a given army calls the trade.
Roles matched by handRebuilt 29 Oct 2026
open roles in India
17,644
companies
3,165
civilian role areas
4
median stated pay (backend)
$30k
Civilian roles for military software development
Match: the share of the specialty's civilian work in each area
amazon.com · HQ: Seattle, United States · Robotics AI · Logistics & Warehouse Robotics · Video Production · Developer Tools · Advertising · Logistics · Streaming & OTT Platforms · Cloud Platforms (IaaS & PaaS) · Marketplaces · 1-10 employees · Est. 1994 · Trust B · Hiring 15752, 1236 new
HQ: Seattle, United States · Robotics AI · Logistics & Warehouse Robotics · Video Production · Developer Tools · Advertising · Logistics · Streaming & OTT Platforms · Cloud Platforms (IaaS & PaaS) · Marketplaces · 1-10 employees · Est. 1994 · Trust B · Hiring 15752, 1236 new
Amazon is an American technology and retail conglomerate founded by Jeff Bezos in 1994 as an online bookstore and headquartered in Seattle, Washington. It operates the world's largest online marketplace together with a global logistics network, physical grocery stores and a third-party seller platform that accounts for most units sold. Amazon Web Services, launched in 2006, is the leading public cloud provider and generates the majority of the group's operating profit, while advertising, Prime Video, Alexa devices and Kuiper satellite broadband round out the business.
gomotive.com · HQ: San Francisco, United States · Supply Chain & Logistics Software · Fleet Management · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 2013 · Trust B · Hiring 158, 22 new
HQ: San Francisco, United States · Supply Chain & Logistics Software · Fleet Management · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 2013 · Trust B · Hiring 158, 22 new
Motive is an American company founded in 2013, originally as KeepTruckin, that sells fleet management technology to trucking, construction, agriculture and field service businesses. Its products combine electronic logging devices mandated by American regulation, AI dashcams that detect unsafe driving, vehicle and equipment tracking, and a spend management card, which together turn a compliance purchase into an operating platform. Headquartered in San Francisco and valued in the billions, it serves tens of thousands of fleets and competes with Samsara for customers whose margins are thin enough that fuel and insurance savings matter directly.
Headquartered in London, United Kingdom, EY (Ernst & Young) is a multinational professional services network and one of the "Big Four" accounting firms. The organization provides financial assurance and auditing, tax advisory, management and technology consulting, and strategy and transactions advisory through its EY-Parthenon arm. Operating across more than 150 countries, it delivers risk management, digital transformation, data analytics, and regulatory compliance solutions to multinational corporations, financial institutions, and government entities worldwide.
monks.com · HQ: London, United Kingdom · Digital Marketing · Branding · Creative Agencies · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 2001 · Trust B · Hiring 316, 27 new
HQ: London, United Kingdom · Digital Marketing · Branding · Creative Agencies · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 2001 · Trust B · Hiring 316, 27 new
Monks is a global digital-first marketing, creative production, and technology services enterprise that integrates data, digital media, and content execution. Headquartered in London, United Kingdom, the organization operates as the operating brand of S4Capital plc with a presence across dozens of international markets. Through AI-driven automation, proprietary workflow platforms, and integrated media strategies, the agency empowers global brands to modernize marketing operations and maximize campaign performance.
Roles that fit military software development, matched to you
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How is military software development matched to civilian roles?
By hand, as a family: armies name and split these trades differently, so the page follows the work itself - what software developers do in most armed forces - and the role areas every posting here is sorted by.
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Source: specialty families matched by hand; 17,644 live postings on employers' careers boardsUpdated 29 Oct 2026MethodologyJSONCC BY-SA 4.0
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