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The semiconductor industry in India is gaining momentum with companies such as AMD, Analogue Devices, Texas Instruments, and Samsung, Semiconductor India Research offering mentoring and upskilling programs, as well as university alliances. Chip design, EDA, ASIC, Verilog embedded software, and other talents are in demand, as well as domain-specific expertise in 5G, wireless technologies, quantum computing, the Internet of Things, cloud computing, and data management. The semiconductor industry in India is predicted to grow to $64 billion by 2026, and engineers with experience in cutting-edge technologies such as machine learning, AI, and data analytics are urgently needed.