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Top Tech Companies in Delhi NCR to Work For: 2026 Edition

Kathir • 12 min read

Delhi NCR is one of India's largest and most diverse tech ecosystems. The region spans four distinct sub-markets: Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, and Greater Noida, each with its own concentration of companies and talent. Gurugram is home to the majority of consumer internet unicorns, logistics tech companies, and enterprise B2B startups. Noida has historically hosted IT services, edtech, and media-tech, and is increasingly home to healthcare AI and deep tech. Together, the region raised $2.2 billion in startup funding in 2025 and is home to over 20 unicorns.

Most lists of tech companies in Delhi NCR either default to MNC names or list startups without any distinction between a well-established unicorn and a three-person seed-stage company. This post takes a more structured approach.

We have organised Delhi NCR's tech companies into three tiers: legacy companies that define the region's tech identity, anchor companies that are established and still actively scaling, and emerging companies building something new. All funding figures are sourced from press releases and primary press coverage.

For a focused read on startup hiring specifically, see our post on startup jobs in Delhi NCR.

Legacy Companies

These are companies that have been operating in Delhi NCR for 15 or more years and have materially shaped the region's tech identity.

Info Edge (Founded 1995 | Noida)

Info Edge is India's original internet company, the first internet-related company to list on Indian stock exchanges when it went public in November 2006. Founded in 1995 by Sanjeev Bikhchandani in Noida, it owns and operates Naukri.com (India's dominant job portal), 99acres.com (real estate classifieds), Jeevansathi.com (matrimonials), and Shiksha.com (education search). Info Edge has also been an early-stage investor in Zomato and PolicyBazaar, both of which subsequently listed publicly. Its engineering teams in Noida work on platforms used by tens of millions of Indians every month and the company continues to invest in and build internet products from its Noida headquarters at Sector 132.

Why it belongs here: Info Edge built India's job search and real estate classifieds infrastructure from Noida, one of the most durable, long-running technology businesses the NCR region has produced.

Roles they hire for: Software engineers, data engineers, product managers, ML engineers, backend engineers, QA engineers.

Global IT and GCC Presence: Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Adobe, TCS, HCL, Wipro

Delhi NCR hosts major engineering and delivery operations for several of the world's largest technology and IT services companies.

Google operates a significant engineering centre in Gurugram, working on Search, Maps, YouTube, and AI products for its global user base.

Microsoft runs engineering operations from Noida, including work on Azure, Microsoft 365, and developer tools, alongside its broader India engineering presence.

Amazon operates an engineering centre in Noida working on AWS cloud infrastructure and Amazon retail technology, one of its primary India delivery hubs.

Adobe runs an engineering centre in Noida at Sector 25A, working on Adobe's Creative Cloud, Document Cloud, and Experience Cloud product suites for globally deployed products.

TCS employs tens of thousands of engineers across its NCR campuses in Noida and Gurugram, working on application development, digital transformation, and enterprise services for global clients.

HCL Technologies has a large presence in Noida, its registered headquarters, and runs engineering, R&D, and delivery operations from there, including work under its New Vistas initiative that moves high-end engineering work beyond the largest metro hubs.

Wipro runs engineering and delivery operations from Gurugram and Noida, serving global clients across financial services, healthcare, and technology.

Roles they hire for across all seven: Software engineers, ML engineers, data engineers, cloud engineers, product managers, DevOps engineers, site reliability engineers, business analysts.

Anchor Companies

These companies were founded between 2008 and 2016, have established customer bases and significant funding, and are still actively scaling. They represent the core of Delhi NCR's homegrown tech identity in 2026.

PolicyBazaar (Founded 2008 | Gurugram)

PolicyBazaar is India's largest online insurance aggregator, founded in 2008 by Yashish Dahiya, Alok Bansal, and Avaneesh Nirjar in Gurugram. The platform lets users compare and buy insurance policies across health, life, motor, and travel from over 50 insurers. PolicyBazaar is the flagship subsidiary of PB Fintech Limited, which also owns Paisabazaar (credit product aggregator). PB Fintech listed on NSE and BSE in November 2021. As of 2026, PolicyBazaar has over 97 million registered users and commands approximately 93% market share in online insurance aggregation in India.

Why it qualifies as anchor: India's dominant insurance aggregator, listed on NSE and BSE, with engineering teams in Gurugram building systems that serve tens of millions of users.

Roles they hire for: Software engineers, data scientists, ML engineers, backend engineers, platform engineers, product managers, QA engineers.

Delhivery (Founded 2011 | Gurugram)

Delhivery is India's largest fully-integrated logistics platform, founded in 2011 by Sahil Barua, Mohit Tandon, Bhavesh Manglani, Kapil Bharati, and Suraj Saharan in Gurugram. The company operates express parcel delivery, freight, supply chain services, and cross-border logistics across over 27,000 pin codes in India. Delhivery listed on NSE and BSE in May 2022 and reported revenue of approximately Rs 8,048 crore in FY25. Its engineering and data science teams build systems that power real-time package tracking, route optimisation, and supply chain intelligence at scale, with over 1.8 billion shipments processed cumulatively since founding.

Why it qualifies as anchor: India's largest listed logistics tech company, with engineering teams in Gurugram working on supply chain problems at a scale few companies match.

Roles they hire for: Software engineers, data scientists, ML engineers, backend engineers, operations research engineers, full stack developers, DevOps engineers.

Shiprocket (Founded 2012 | Gurugram)

Shiprocket is an eCommerce logistics and enablement platform that aggregates over 17 courier partners to help D2C brands and SMEs manage shipping, fulfilment, and order management. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Gurugram, the company serves over 250,000 merchants, facilitates $4 billion in annual GMV, and processes over 200 million transactions annually. Shiprocket achieved unicorn status in August 2022. Its most recent funding was a Rs 219 crore Series E extension in December 2024, led by KDT Ventures with participation from MUFG Bank and Tribe Capital, confirmed by Entrackr via RoC filing.

Why it qualifies as anchor: India's largest eCommerce logistics aggregator, built from Gurugram, with engineering teams powering a significant share of India's D2C shipping market.

Roles they hire for: Backend engineers, platform engineers, data engineers, ML engineers, DevOps engineers, product managers, full stack developers.

Innovaccer (Founded 2014 | Noida)

Innovaccer builds a unified data and AI platform for healthcare, the Gravity cloud platform, that integrates clinical, operational, and financial data from EHR systems, payer claims, pharmacy networks, and remote monitoring devices. Founded in 2014 by Abhinav Shashank, Kanav Hasija, and Sandeep Gupta from a Noida base, the company processes records for over 80 million patients and serves major US healthcare systems including Kaiser Permanente and CommonSpirit Health. Innovaccer has raised a total of $675 million across nine rounds, including a $275 million Series F in January 2025, confirmed by YourStory and Fierce Healthcare, with investors including Tiger Global, B Capital, Microsoft M12, and Kaiser Permanente.

Why it qualifies as anchor: Founded in Noida and built its core product from there. Its India engineering team works on one of the most technically complex healthcare data platforms in the world.

Roles they hire for: Software engineers, data engineers, ML engineers, healthcare data specialists, backend engineers, platform engineers, product managers.

Urban Company (Founded 2014 | Gurugram)

Urban Company is a tech-enabled home services marketplace connecting customers with vetted professionals for beauty, cleaning, plumbing, carpentry, appliance repair, and painting. Founded in November 2014 by Abhiraj Bhal, Varun Khaitan, and Raghav Chandra in Gurugram, the company is India's largest home services platform by transaction volume. Urban Company listed on NSE and BSE as URBANCO in September 2025 at a valuation of approximately Rs 24,216 crore. Its $255 million Series F in June 2021, led by Prosus Ventures, Dragoneer, and Wellington Management, was confirmed by the company's own press release.

Why it qualifies as anchor: India's largest home services tech platform, listed in September 2025, with algorithm-driven dispatch and pricing systems built and maintained by its Gurugram engineering team.

Roles they hire for: Software engineers, backend engineers, data scientists, ML engineers, full stack developers, product managers, mobile developers.

Cars24 (Founded 2015 | Gurugram)

Cars24 is a technology-driven platform for buying and selling pre-owned cars and two-wheelers, founded in 2015 by Vikram Chopra, Mehul Agrawal, Ruchit Agarwal, and Gajendra Jangid in Gurugram. The platform handles vehicle inspection, pricing, financing, and logistics in a full-stack model and has expanded to the UAE, Australia, and Southeast Asia. Cars24 became a unicorn in 2021 and has raised over $1.3 billion in total funding, with investors including DST Global, Tencent, and SoftBank Vision Fund.

Why it qualifies as anchor: One of India's largest used car platforms, with pricing algorithms and inspection tooling built by its Gurugram engineering team handling hundreds of thousands of vehicle transactions.

Roles they hire for: Software engineers, data scientists, ML engineers, mobile developers, backend engineers, product managers, DevOps engineers.

Spinny (Founded 2015 | Gurugram)

Spinny is a full-stack used car retailing platform offering thoroughly inspected, certified pre-owned vehicles with a 200-point quality check, 5-day money-back guarantee, and in-house financing. Founded in 2015 by Niraj Singh, Ramanshu Mahaur, Mohit Gupta, and Ganesh Pawar in Gurugram, the company became a unicorn in November 2021. Its Series E funding of $283 million was confirmed by YourStory, and a further $131 million Series F was raised in December 2025, confirmed by the company's filing disclosures. Spinny was ranked number one in India's Fastest-Growing Companies 2026 by TIME and Statista and acquired GoMechanic in December 2025 to expand post-purchase services.

Why it qualifies as anchor: Ranked India's fastest-growing company in 2026, with a full-stack platform and pricing technology built from Gurugram, distinct from Cars24 in its buyer-focused retail model.

Roles they hire for: Software engineers, backend engineers, data scientists, ML engineers, full stack developers, mobile developers, product managers.

Addverb (Founded 2016 | Noida)

Addverb is a warehouse automation and robotics company founded in 2016 by Sangeet Kumar, Satish Shukla, Bir Singh, and Amit Kumar and headquartered in Noida with its manufacturing and R&D facility in Greater Noida. The company builds autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), automated storage and retrieval systems (ASRS), sorting robots, and warehouse management software for clients across eCommerce, FMCG, pharma, and manufacturing including Reliance, Unilever, Flipkart, Coca-Cola, and Johnson and Johnson. In January 2022, Reliance Retail Ventures acquired a 54% majority stake in Addverb, investing $132 million, confirmed by Robotics 24/7 and Addverb's own press release.

Honest framing: Addverb is majority-owned by Reliance Retail and is no longer an independent startup. It operates as a standalone business from its Noida and Greater Noida facilities and continues to scale its engineering and manufacturing teams independently.

Roles they hire for: Robotics engineers, embedded systems engineers, mechanical engineers, software engineers, computer vision engineers, AI engineers, manufacturing engineers.

Emerging Companies

These companies were founded between 2018 and 2022, are well-funded, and are actively hiring in 2026. They represent the newest generation of Delhi NCR tech companies.

Pristyn Care (Founded 2018 | Gurugram)

Pristyn Care is a healthtech company specialising in minimally invasive elective surgical procedures, connecting patients to a network of over 800 partner hospitals and 150 clinics across 40+ Indian cities. Founded in 2018 by Harsimarbir Singh, Dr. Vaibhav Kapoor, and Dr. Garima Sawhney in Gurugram, the company became a unicorn in December 2021 after raising $96 million in a Series E round led by Peak XV Partners and Tiger Global, confirmed by Business Standard. Total funding raised is approximately $187 million.

Why it qualifies: Gurugram-native healthtech unicorn, building technology that manages the entire patient journey from initial consultation through surgery and post-discharge care.

Roles they hire for: Software engineers, backend engineers, full stack developers, product managers, data analysts, mobile developers, DevOps engineers.

PhysicsWallah (Founded 2020 | Noida)

PhysicsWallah is an edtech company providing affordable online learning for students preparing for JEE, NEET, UPSC, and other competitive exams, through video lectures, live doubt-solving, and study materials. Founded in 2020 by Alakh Pandey and Prateek Maheshwari in Noida, the company crossed a $1.1 billion unicorn valuation in June 2022 after raising $100 million in its first institutional round, confirmed by TechCrunch and YourStory. PhysicsWallah went public in November 2025, making it India's first edtech unicorn to launch an IPO. The company has since expanded into offline centres (Vidyapeeth), professional education (Coding Ninjas acquisition), and international markets.

Why it qualifies: The youngest company to achieve unicorn status in Indian edtech, built from Noida in under two years, now publicly listed.

Roles they hire for: Software engineers, backend engineers, mobile developers, data engineers, ML engineers, product managers, full stack developers.

Zupee (Founded 2018 | Gurugram)

Zupee is a digital gaming platform founded in 2018 by Dilsher Singh Malhi and Siddharth Saurabh in Gurugram. The company built its business around skill-based casual games, Ludo Supreme, Snakes and Ladders Plus, and reached profitability in FY24 with a profit after tax of Rs 146 crore, per company-stated figures. Zupee raised a total of $122 million, including a $102 million Series B in January 2022 confirmed by YourStory. Following the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025, which banned real money gaming in India, Zupee discontinued its paid offerings and has since launched Zupee Studio, a short-format video content platform, as its new primary business.

Honest framing: Zupee's core product no longer exists in its original form. The company is actively pivoting. It is included here because of its engineering depth, Gurugram base, and the fact that its engineering teams continue to build in a new direction.

Roles they hire for: Software engineers, backend engineers, video platform engineers, mobile developers, data engineers, product managers.

Battery Smart (Founded 2019 | Gurugram)

Battery Smart operates India's largest EV battery swapping network for electric two-wheelers and three-wheelers, allowing users to swap a depleted battery for a fully charged one in under two minutes through a partner-operated station model. Founded in 2019 by Pulkit Khurana and Siddharth Sikka in Gurugram, the company now operates over 1,600 swap stations across 50+ cities and has completed more than 95 million swaps, contributing to Rs 2,800 crore in cumulative driver earnings. Battery Smart has raised a total of $228 million across 11 rounds, including a $29 million Series B extension from Rising Tide Energy confirmed by YourStory in May 2025, and a $15 million debt round from Mirova confirmed by YourStory in April 2026.

Why it qualifies: $228M raised, 95M+ swaps, 1,600+ stations across 50 cities. One of Delhi NCR's most scaled clean-tech companies, addressing EV range anxiety through infrastructure rather than software alone.

Roles they hire for: Software engineers, data engineers, IoT engineers, ML engineers, operations tech engineers, product managers, mobile developers.

Zingbus (Founded 2019 | Gurugram)

Zingbus is a tech-enabled intercity bus platform that aggregates small and medium-sized bus operators onto a single platform, providing pricing, fleet management, route optimisation, and ticketing infrastructure, and is actively transitioning its fleet to electric vehicles. Founded in 2019 by Prashant Kumar, Mratunjay Beniwal, and Ravi Verma in Delhi and backed by Y Combinator's Winter 2021 batch, the company has raised a total of $16.4 million including a $9 million Series A from BP Ventures in October 2025, confirmed by BP's official press release. Zingbus operates across 500+ cities in 18+ states with over 350 buses, has served more than 2 million users, and is targeting over Rs 350 crore in revenue in FY26 per the company's own statement.

Why it qualifies: Y Combinator-backed, with BP Ventures as a strategic investor for its EV transition, Zingbus is one of the more interesting clean mobility companies to have emerged from Delhi NCR in recent years.

Roles they hire for: Software engineers, backend engineers, data engineers, product managers, mobile developers, operations tech engineers, QA engineers.

Clinikally (Founded 2022 | Gurugram)

Clinikally is a digital clinic and e-pharmacy platform for dermatology, haircare, and wellness, offering online consultations with licensed dermatologists, AI-generated personalised treatment plans, and doorstep delivery of prescription-grade products. Founded in 2022 by Arjun Soin in Gurugram and backed by Y Combinator's Summer 2022 batch, the company has raised $6.6 million in total funding from investors including Y Combinator, Tribe Capital, Goodwater Capital, and Sequoia Scout Fund, confirmed by YourStory and Indian Startup News. The platform serves over 2.5 million users across approximately 500 Indian cities.

Why it qualifies: YC S22-backed, the youngest company on this list, and one of the few dermatology-focused telehealth platforms to have reached meaningful scale from Gurugram within two years of founding.

Roles they hire for: Software engineers, AI engineers, backend engineers, mobile developers, product managers, data engineers, QA engineers.

How This List Connects to Our Other Delhi NCR Posts

This is a master overview. For a focused read on startup hiring specifically, see our post on Startup Jobs in Delhi NCR, Fast Growing Companies Hiring Developers in 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the top tech companies in Delhi NCR in 2026? Delhi NCR's tech ecosystem spans global companies and homegrown startups. Global tech operations include Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Adobe, TCS, HCL, and Wipro. Info Edge (founded 1995, Noida) is the region's most significant homegrown internet company. Among actively scaling companies, PolicyBazaar, Delhivery, Shiprocket, Innovaccer, Urban Company, Cars24, and Spinny are all headquartered in Gurugram or Noida. Among emerging companies, PhysicsWallah (IPO 2025), Pristyn Care (healthtech unicorn), Battery Smart (EV swapping), Zingbus (YC-backed electric bus tech), and Clinikally (YC-backed dermatology telehealth) are all active and hiring.

Is Gurugram or Noida better for tech jobs in 2026? Gurugram has a higher concentration of consumer internet unicorns, logistics tech, fintech, and home services companies. Noida has a strong edtech base (PhysicsWallah), healthcare AI (Innovaccer), IT services (HCL headquarters), and warehousing robotics (Addverb). For product and startup roles, Gurugram has more options by volume. For IT services careers, Noida's HCL and adjacent ecosystem is strong.

Which tech companies in Delhi NCR are best for software engineers? For large-scale engineering at a global product company, Google, Microsoft, and Adobe all run core engineering operations here. For SaaS and logistics product ownership, Delhivery, Shiprocket, and Innovaccer are strong options. For early-stage equity and growth, Battery Smart, Zingbus, and Clinikally are all well-funded and building. For structured fresher programs, TCS, HCL, Wipro, and PhysicsWallah all run active campus hiring.

Are there clean tech companies in Delhi NCR? Yes. Battery Smart (EV battery swapping, Gurugram, $228M raised) operates India's largest EV swapping network from Gurugram. Zingbus (electric intercity bus platform, Gurugram) is actively transitioning its fleet to electric vehicles with BP Ventures as a strategic investor. Addverb (warehouse automation, Noida) builds energy-efficient warehouse robotics.

Which Delhi NCR tech company has raised the most funding? Among the companies covered in this post, Innovaccer has raised the most at $675 million across nine rounds, including a $275 million Series F in January 2025 confirmed by YourStory. Among NCR-headquartered companies, Cars24 has raised over $1.3 billion including SoftBank Vision Fund participation.

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Published: July 23, 2026 | blog.huntyourtribe.com

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