Paris is France’s tech capital. The Île-de-France region is home to about 44% of France’s 18,000 startups and created 65% of all new French startup jobs in 2025, and Station F, the world’s largest startup campus, sits in the city.
It is also one of Europe’s main AI hubs, with Mistral AI, Hugging Face and research labs from Google and Meta, plus fast-growing software companies like Doctolib, Qonto and Pigment.
The median base salary in France’s digital sector is €45,540 a year, and tech pay is highest in the Paris region. See tech salaries in Paris.
Women hold 29% of jobs in France’s digital sector, but only 19% in development and testing and 13% in production and operations.
Numeum’s 2025 pay survey of France’s digital sector puts the median base salary at €45,540 a year. Tech pay in France is highest in the Paris region.
Groups based in Paris or running programmes in the city, for training, mentoring, networking and founding startups.
Founders and tech leaders who come up again and again in Paris and French tech news.
From AI and software scaleups to banks, telecom and media groups.
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We run two to three recruiting events in Paris every year, plus private recruiting events for companies. Hiring teams at our recent Paris event included TF1, Adikteev, Yubo, Pernod Ricard and Dataiku.
Each event features short talks from hiring teams, speed networking with recruiters and engineering leads, and open networking with food and drinks.
Paris is France’s tech capital. The Île-de-France region is home to about 44% of France’s 18,000 startups and created 65% of new French startup jobs in 2025, with strong AI, fintech and software sectors. Women hold 29% of jobs in France’s digital sector. Paris has active groups for training, mentoring, students and women founders.
Across France, women hold 29% of jobs in the digital sector, according to Numeum’s 2025 survey, but only 19% of development and testing roles and 13% of production and operations roles.
Where women work in Paris tech →Numeum’s 2025 survey puts the median base salary in France’s digital sector at €45,540 a year. Tech pay in France is highest in the Paris region.
Tech salaries in Paris →Numeum’s 2025 survey found that pay gaps in the digital sector mostly come from the roles women and men hold. For comparable roles and profiles, the gap in base salary is 1.9%.
Women in France’s digital sector →Groups in Paris include Femmes@Numérique, Social Builder, Women in Tech, Elles bougent and SISTA.
All Paris women in tech groups →Yes. OutGeek Women in Tech runs two to three recruiting events in Paris every year, plus private recruiting events for companies. Social Builder runs the Tech Boost’Her career event, and Femmes@Numérique and Women in Tech run a Youth Camp at École 42.
Tech recruiting events by city →OutGeek Women in Tech runs recruiting events where hiring teams meet women in tech in person. Our Paris community has more than 4,000 members. In Paris we run two to three recruiting events a year, plus private recruiting events for companies. Joining is free at outgeek.org.
About OutGeek Women in Tech in Paris →Paris tech employers include AI companies like Mistral AI and Hugging Face, software and fintech companies like Doctolib, Pigment, Qonto, Alan, Dataiku and Criteo, and large groups like BNP Paribas, AXA, Capgemini, Thales and Orange.
Company ratings and open roles →Women who appear often in Paris tech news include Eléonore Crespo (Pigment), Roxanne Varza (Station F), Roxane Laigle (Lemrock), Aude Guo (Innovafeed), Lucie Basch (Too Good To Go) and Julia Bijaoui (Frichti).
Notable women in tech in Paris →