The IT companies in and around Electronic City Noida range from a newly listed fintech that runs its corporate office here to global names that have occupied Sector 62 for years. Walk out of the metro station and you pass a bus stop called “IBM Block-A Chowk.” That one sign tells you how much these employers have shaped the neighbourhood.
This guide covers five companies with a verified presence in Sectors 62 and 63, the other big names nearby, and one popular claim that doesn’t hold up.
Quick Reference
| Company | Where you’ll find it | Sector | Known for |
| Pine Labs | Candor TechSpace, Tower 6, Plot B2 | 62 | Merchant payments and fintech; corporate office |
| Tata Consultancy Services | A-44–45, Block A (plus 154-B, Sector 63) | 62 and 63 | IT services; TCS iON centre is a local landmark |
| IBM | Block A area | 62 | Technology and consulting; bus stop named after it |
| Accenture | Green Boulevard, Plot B-9/A | 62 | Consulting and technology services |
| Fujitsu | A Block | 63 | Research and technology services |
1. Pine Labs: The Local Company That Went Public
Most tech giants in Sector 62 are branch offices of companies headquartered elsewhere. Pine Labs is different. Its corporate office sits on the 4th and 5th floors of Tower 6 at Candor TechSpace, Plot B2, Sector 62, and the company itself describes Noida as its headquarters. Its registered office, for legal purposes, is in Gurugram.
Founded in 1998, Pine Labs began with card-payment terminals and grew into a full merchant commerce platform. Its services now include point-of-sale devices, instant EMI at checkout, gift cards and merchant loans. As of June 2025, it served more than 9.88 lakh merchants, 716 consumer brands and 177 financial institutions.
The biggest recent milestone was its stock market debut. Pine Labs listed on the NSE and BSE on 14 November 2025 after a ₹3,899.91 crore IPO priced at the top of its ₹210–221 band. The issue was subscribed about 2.46 times. In February 2026, it announced a partnership with OpenAI to build AI-driven commerce tools.
For job seekers, that combination of a new listing and fresh products usually means active hiring in engineering, product and risk teams.
2. Tata Consultancy Services: Two Sectors, One Brand
TCS lists offices at A-44–45 in Block A of Sector 62 and at 154-B in Block A of Sector 63. That covers both sides of Electronic City.
You’ll hear the name even if you never enter a TCS office. Coaching centres in Sector 62 give “near TCS iON” as their landmark. TCS iON is the company’s digital learning and assessment business, and its Sector 62 centre hosts online exams. Many students first visit the area to sit a test there, long before they apply for a job.
As India’s largest IT services company, TCS hires across experience levels, but most recruitment for its Noida roles runs through its central careers portal, not walk-ins.
3. IBM: Visible Enough to Name a Chowk
Almost every published list of Sector 62’s employers includes IBM. The clearest evidence is on the street: the bus stop near the Corenthum towers is officially listed as “IBM Block-A Chowk.” When a company becomes a navigation landmark, it has been part of the area for a long time.
IBM’s work in India spans consulting, software and infrastructure services. I couldn’t confirm which business units or headcount currently sit in its Sector 62 office, so check IBM’s careers site for roles tagged to Noida before assuming a particular team works from here.
4. Accenture: Inside Green Boulevard
Accenture lists an office on the 2nd floor of Towers B and C at Green Boulevard, Plot B-9/A, Sector 62. Green Boulevard is a campus-style IT/ITeS complex with a gym, cafeteria and coffee bar. Its occupants range from startups to Fortune 500 firms.
Accenture also runs a larger Noida office in Sector 135 along the Expressway. If you get an interview call from Accenture Noida, confirm which address before you leave. Sector 62 and Sector 135 are far enough apart that a wrong guess can make you very late.
5. Fujitsu: The Sector 63 Anchor
Most of the big names cluster in Sector 62. Fujitsu is one of the exceptions. The Japanese technology group is listed with an office in A Block, Sector 63, which it runs as a research and development centre. The work there covers solutions for financial services, insurance, healthcare and manufacturing clients.
It’s a useful reminder that Sector 63 is more than workshops and export units. Some serious tech work happens a short walk from Gate 2 of the metro station.
Other Names on the Same Streets
The five above are only part of the picture. Sector 62 also hosts offices of Amazon, Samsung, Barclays Shared Services, Tech Mahindra, Innovaccer, Kronos and Barco, along with dozens of mid-sized software and BPO firms.
Much of this is concentrated at Candor TechSpace. Brookfield’s latest data, as of 30 September 2025, lists 31 office tenants and 98% committed occupancy on that campus alone.
A Claim Worth Correcting
Some company directories say Ericsson runs its 5G development centre in Sector 62, Noida. Ericsson’s own statements don’t support that. The company names its Indian R&D centres as Chennai, Bengaluru and Gurugram, and its dedicated 6G research team works out of Chennai.
Ericsson may still have a commercial or project office in Noida, but don’t apply there expecting a research role. It’s a good example of why directory listings need checking against company sources.
Practical Tips for Job Hunting in Sector 62 and 63
Confirm the exact building. Big companies often lease space in several towers, sometimes in different sectors. The tower number on your interview email matters.
Plan around the metro. Candor TechSpace is about 1.5 km from the nearest metro station, per Brookfield. The Corenthum area is closer to Noida Electronic City station. An e-rickshaw covers the last stretch in minutes.
Expect late shifts at some firms. Many offices here run round the clock. Ask about cab facilities for night shifts during the offer discussion, not after you join.
Use official portals. Fake job offers using big company names circulate regularly. Apply through company careers pages or verified job platforms, and never pay any fee to be hired.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Which IT companies have offices near Noida Electronic City metro station?
Pine Labs, TCS, IBM, Accenture and Fujitsu all have verified offices in Sectors 62 or 63. Amazon, Samsung, Tech Mahindra and Barclays Shared Services also operate in Sector 62.
Q2. Is Pine Labs headquartered in Noida?
Yes. Pine Labs’ corporate office is at Candor TechSpace, Sector 62, Noida. Its registered office is in Gurugram. The company listed on the NSE and BSE on 14 November 2025.
Q3. Does Ericsson have an R&D centre in Noida Sector 62?
Not according to Ericsson. The company names Chennai, Bengaluru and Gurugram as its Indian R&D centres, with its 6G research team based in Chennai.
Q4. How far is Candor TechSpace from the metro?
Brookfield puts the campus about 1.5 km from the nearest metro station. From Noida Electronic City or Sector 62 station, an e-rickshaw or auto usually covers the distance quickly.
