Pictured: Aaron J. Webster, PayPal; Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment Peter Burke; Paul Ryan, PayPal; and Michael Lohan, IDA Ireland

PayPal creates 100 jobs at Dublin office

New AI team will serve as a key spoke in company’s global network
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Pictured: Aaron J. Webster, PayPal; Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment Peter Burke; Paul Ryan, PayPal; and Michael Lohan, IDA Ireland

24 July 2025

PayPal is to create 100 data science roles at its Dublin office. This expansion reflects the company’s commitment to investing in the future of commerce through advanced data science and artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities and marks a new chapter in the transformation of its Irish operations. The new AI team in Dublin will serve as a key spoke in PayPal’s global network, working in close coordination with PayPal’s other innovation hubs.

This hiring initiative is being supported by the Irish Government through IDA Ireland.

“As we shape the next generation of digital payments, the talent and innovation coming from Ireland will play a critical role,” said Aaron J. Webster, global chief risk officer, PayPal. “This expansion reflects both our confidence in the local ecosystem and our ambition to build an AI-driven, data-powered future that embeds trust and safety in every transaction. We are proud to deepen our commitment to Ireland and to invest in highly skilled roles that will help shape the future of PayPal globally.”

 

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The new roles will span a range of disciplines, including AI engineering, data science, software development, risk modelling, and cyber security. These positions will support key strategic priorities such as loss prevention and enhancing outstanding customer experiences, placing innovation at the core of PayPal’s global mission.

Webster added: “Our work to solve some of the most intricate and critical commerce challenges globally is fueled by the unprecedented scale of our platform and unmatched data at our fingertips. We are redefining what is possible by empowering data scientists to push boundaries, harness cutting-edge AI, and transform the future of fraud detection and payment security.”

Michael Lohan, CEO of IDA Ireland, said: “I am delighted with PayPal’s decision to create up to 100 new highly skilled tech jobs in Ireland. This is a testament to Ireland’s enduring appeal as a location for high-value investments. We are proud to support this growth and look forward to the continued success of PayPal in Ireland.”

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