Company posting intelligence

Qdigi Services hiring radar

Jobiba tracks postings associated with this employer record. The radar can show active roles, posting movement, locations and skills—but it does not claim how many people were actually hired.

29 live jobs29 postings / 30dInsufficient history vs prior 30d0% remote

As of .

Live jobs

29

30d postings

29

Posting movement

Insufficient history

Salary-listed share

72.4%

Skill radar

Skills repeated across active listings

Customer Service · 5Excel · 3HR · 3Customer First - Service Operations (l1-l4) · 2Customer Service Experience · 2Finance · 2Supply Chain · 2

Salary transparency

How often active listings show pay

72.4%

This is the share of live Jobiba listings for this employer carrying source/employer salary data. It is not a rating of the employer.

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What changed?

Latest posting activity

Insufficient history

Latest 30-day posting count compared with the previous 30-day window. Small prior cohorts stay “insufficient” instead of producing unstable percentages.

Frequently asked questions

Qdigi Services hiring: common questions

How many live jobs does Qdigi Services have?

Jobiba currently associates 29 live jobs with Qdigi Services (as of 9 November 2026). This counts postings, not people hired.

Is Qdigi Services hiring more or less than before?

Qdigi Services had 29 new postings on Jobiba in the last 30 days. There is not enough earlier history to compare. Posting counts are not employee headcount.

What roles is Qdigi Services hiring for?

The roles with the most live jobs are Qdigi Area Service Manager (2), Sales Manager (2), Contact Center Manager (1), Customer Service (1) and Customer Support (1).

Where are Qdigi Services's jobs located?

Most live jobs are in Mumbai (10), Noida (4), Bengaluru (2), Ahmedabad (1) and Chennai (1).

Does Qdigi Services offer remote work or list salaries?

0% of Qdigi Services's live jobs are listed as remote, and 72.4% show salary data from the employer or source.

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