MD of GlobalLogic Carmel Owens poses in a green coat in front of a building.
Carmel Owens. Image: Raphael Mason Photography

GlobalLogic announces 15 new jobs in Northern Ireland expansion

18 Jul 2024

The new hub will focus on supporting a larger number of businesses by offering digital engineering expertise and AI-powered product and platform development.

US digital engineering firm GlobalLogic, a Hitachi Group company, has today (18 July) announced that an expansion into Northern Ireland will generate 15 new jobs. The strategic expansion will drive further business growth for GlobalLogic across the island of Ireland. 

The new office will be located in Newry, Co Down and will initially prioritise enterprises in the public sector, as well as the healthcare, life sciences, telecoms, transport and financial services industries. The 15 new roles will be filled over the next two years, in the areas of human resources, business development and software engineering. 

Headquartered in California’s Silicon Valley, GlobalLogic helps global brands to design and build products, platforms and digital experiences. The company operates design studios and engineering centres around the world for a number of industries, including automotive, financial, communications, healthcare and technology. 

Last year, GlobalLogic acquired Sidero, an Athlone-based IT company, to expand its presence in Europe. This marked the US multinational’s first entry into the Irish market.

“This expansion in Northern Ireland cements GlobalLogic’s commitment to businesses on the island of Ireland, while also representing a significant step in our ambitious growth plans,” said Carmel Owens, the managing director of GlobalLogic in Ireland.

“This new presence builds on the success we have steered from our Athlone HQ and is a strong validation of the skills, expertise and dedication of the entire GlobalLogic team in Ireland.”

She also said that Newry, as a champion of regional investment, is the ideal location from which GlobalLogic can expand their business. “We are tapping into the rich economy of Northern Ireland and in doing so, this move will enable us to roll out our services to even more sectors and industries.” 

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Laura Varley
By Laura Varley

Laura Varley is a Careers reporter at Silicon Republic. She has a background in technology PR and journalism and is borderline obsessed with film and television, the theatre, Marvel and Mayo GAA. She is currently trying to learn how to knit.

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