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French tech firm Expleo to create 150 new Irish jobs

A French tech firm has announced the creation of 150 new Irish jobs. Assystem Technologies has re...
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16.53 6 Feb 2019


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French tech firm Expleo to create 150 new Irish jobs

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16.53 6 Feb 2019


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A French tech firm has announced the creation of 150 new Irish jobs.

Assystem Technologies has re-launched under the new name Expleo and is recruiting 120 new jobs at its Dublin offices.

The 30 other positions will be filled at the company's Digital Labs in Belfast.

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The company is seeking experts in robotics, quality engineering, DevOps, project management and business agility.

Hiring for the new roles has already begun.

Re-launch

Expleo Ireland Managing Director Phil Codd said: "We are very excited to become Expleo today, which marks the start of a bold new chapter for the company across the island of Ireland."

"The key to this will be – and always has been – our people," he said.

"We have a rich digital ecosystem in Ireland and we plan to be an even greater driving force at the heart of that ecosystem, reinforcing Ireland’s position as a major player in the global digital economy."

"Welcome investment"

The Minister of State for Employment Pat Breen said he "very much welcomed the new investment."

"We have a strong footprint of high-tech companies in Ireland and announcements like today’s are  a reflection of our attractiveness to companies operating in high technology sectors," he said.

"This is a great vote of confidence in what we have to offer and I wish Expleo every success in their future operations in this country."

IDA Executive Director Mary Buckley said the investment is a strong reflection of the thriving technology sector in Ireland.

Expleo already employs 15,000 people in more than 25 countries and is aiming to "pursue its growth organically and through acquisitions."

The group aims to expand its operations around the world in the coming years - notably in Germany, North America and India.


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