Equifax is to create 150 new jobs in Dublin over the next 12 months, bringing its total Irish workforce to more than 350. The vacancies announced today will mostly be filled by software engineers, business analysts, and other IT specialists.
The company opened an IT development centre in Dublin last September, and also employs 100 people at a separate facility in Wexford.
“We said last year that we were betting on Dublin to deliver the talent we need, and that bet has paid off significantly,” said Paul O’Dwyer, IT development centre leader. “It has been a whirlwind year of rapid growth, and we are now going back into the recruitment market with a further 150 vacancies to fill as part of our continued investment in Ireland.”
Equifax specialises in providing bespoke solutions for clients operating in the consumer credit and business sectors. The company’s Dublin centre develops new and advanced solutions for its customers in 24 countries.
“Ireland today is a globally recognised tech hub, and we are building a diverse, highly skilled team who are at the forefront of excellence in innovation,” said Mark Rohrwasser, interim chief information officer at Equifax. “It’s exciting to be part of Dublin’s highly sophisticated technology market.”
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