Tech Jobs in INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana

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Indy has become a hot spot for tech talent, with 780 openings across software, data, and product roles. The city blends a strong manufacturing heritage with a burgeoning SaaS scene, attracting Fortune 500 giants and nimble startups alike.

Key players include Eli Lilly’s digital health labs, Cummins’ connected‑vehicle engineering, Spirit AeroSystems’ autonomous‑flight software, and Salesforce’s regional office that powers local sales teams. Startups such as IndyTech Labs and BlueSky Analytics focus on AI, fintech, and 3D‑printing solutions.

Living costs in Indianapolis are roughly 25 % lower than the national average—median rent sits around $1,200 a month and a median home price is about $220,000. Transparent salary data lets candidates weigh compensation against these costs, especially when comparing remote offers to on‑site roles that may carry higher benefits.

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Company: OBStat

Location: Mooresville, Indiana

Posted Aug 17, 2025

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of tech jobs are available in Indianapolis?
Software engineers, data scientists, full‑stack developers, product managers, UX/UI designers, cybersecurity analysts, DevOps engineers, cloud architects, AI/ML specialists, and IT support roles.
How do remote and on‑site work options look in Indy?
Many SaaS firms such as Salesforce and Workday offer hybrid schedules, while manufacturing and pharma companies like Cummins and Eli Lilly favor on‑site presence for engineering and R&D. Remote roles are growing, especially in software and analytics positions.
Who are the major employers in Indy’s tech scene?
Eli Lilly, Cummins, Spirit AeroSystems, Salesforce, Workday, BMO Harris Bank, and local startups such as IndyTech Labs and BlueSky Analytics.
What salary can I expect in Indianapolis?
Software engineers earn $90k–$110k annually, data scientists $95k–$115k, product managers $100k–$120k, and cybersecurity analysts $85k–$105k. These ranges reflect the 25 % lower cost of living compared to national averages.
How should I approach relocating to Indianapolis for tech work?
Research neighborhoods such as Irvington, Mass Ave, and the Downtown Arts District for housing options; consider commute times to major hubs like the Eli Lilly campus; join local meetups such as IndyTech and attend conferences; and negotiate relocation packages that cover moving expenses and housing allowances.

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