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PayPal is adding 100 new roles to its Global Operations Centre for EMEA in Ballycoolin, Dublin. This will bring PayPal’s Irish workforce to 3,000 by 2018, with 1,600 employees in Dublin and 1,400 in Dundalk, signalling continued investment in Ireland as a key strategic hub for that growth. Louise Phelan, Vice President of Global Operations for EMEA, said: “This announcement is a strong endorsement of the quality of teammates we find here in Ireland.”
MSD operations in Co Tipperary
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Louise Phelan, Vice President of Global Operations, EMEA, PayPal
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Thanks to continued growth, pharma giant MSD will create 200 new jobs across three of its Irish manufacturing sites by the end of 2016. “Today’s announcement reflects the critical role MSD’s Irish sites play in our wider global manufacturing network,” commented Ger Carmody, associate Vice President and Site Lead at MSD in Ballydine, Tipperary. “Our state-of-the- art facilities in Carlow, Cork and Tipperary are leading the way in the development of new medicines, including treatments for cancer.”
Tobias Thalbäck, CEO of Netigate
Sales and technical support are among the positions being created at Netigate’s new international headquarters in Cork. A leading provider of cloud-based services, Netigate’s CEO Tobias Thalbäck felt the Irish workforce offered the necessary skills. “I am confident that Cork is an ideal location for us and its thriving business ecosystem and skills availability will enable us to provide higher support to our growing customer base in Europe and beyond.”
John Kreisa, Head of International Marketing, Hortonworks
Cork is the next location for Hortonworks Inc, the leader in Open Enterprise Hadoop, who are set to create 50 new tech jobs in the red county. The move comes hot on the heels of recent openings for the company in London and Sydney. “Our presence in Ireland is yet another step towards making Enterprise Hadoop as widely available as possible,” said Andy Leaver, Vice President of International Operations. caption
At the recent jobs announcement in Oracle
450 cloud sales jobs are set to be created in Oracle’s new state-of-the-art offices in Dublin thanks to a recruitment drive at the technology giant. Ireland’s wealth of influencers and innovators are in demand here, with Oracle President Loic Le Guisquet looking for “socially savvy, switched on individuals.”
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