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ServiceNow, a digital workflow company, has announced plans to create 400 new jobs in Ireland over the next three years. The new roles will be across digital sales, engineering, research and development, and will double the company's current staff numbers in Dublin to more than 800. The company offers a cloud-based platform for automating workflows, using technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotic process automation. It recently partnered with

Over 100 new jobs last year, more this year Ricoh Ireland, the IT services, Managed Printing and Document Management company, has...

Reinvestment and expansion plans for Irish cloud computing firm. Strencom, the Irish managed connectivity and cloud computing provider,...

Cathriona Hallahan, Managing Director, Microsoft Ireland: “The rapid expansion of our EMEA Inside Sales organisation reflects the dynamism a

E-Learning and online training company, EngageSmith, revealed plans today to create 20 new jobs by the end of 2019 as it develops its...

Software giant, Microsoft, announces a new Inside Sales Centre with over 500 new roles in addition to 100 already open positions. While...

Amazon announced today plans to create 500 new jobs in Ireland as part of a large expansion in Europe. The internet giant, best known for...

Hot on the heels of Paypal's announcement of 100 new jobs, Facebook has similar good jobs news for the capital: 200 new jobs in Sales,...

PayPal, the global payments platform, has today announced the creation of 100 new jobs at its Ballycoolin location in Dublin. The 100 new...

Data Solutions today announces it is investing €5 million and creating 20 new jobs to bring its team to 40. The leading Irish IT...

Over a hundred new IT jobs are coming to Dublin as consumer, commercial and workforce information solutions firm Equifax today announced...

The economic recovery is starting to spread out across the country, with network performance and security management company announcing...