It was a busy season for the STEM sector, with a number of exciting jobs announcements.
As we inch towards September, a time to refocus on goals and priorities, let’s take a look back at some of the major jobs announcements covered by SiliconRepublic.com over the last few months.
While the following list focuses on companies recruiting for 100 positions or more, there were also several brilliant opportunities in organisations looking to hire a smaller number of professionals, such as Symphony in Belfast, RoviSys in Dublin, INIT in Kildare, North American Bancard in Limerick and PennEngineering in Galway.
A number of the positions listed are still open to applicants, so why not read on and see if your future career is among the hottest STEM jobs of the summer.
Bank of Ireland
Bank of Ireland announced that it would be hiring 100 skilled professionals to work in cloud, open banking, APIs, AI and emerging technologies, as the institution plans to introduce additional customer features, data analytics and enhanced fraud protection.
Binarii Labs
At the start of July, Dublin-based data security company Binarii Labs revealed plans to create at least 100 new jobs by 2027. The announcement was made amid the news that the organisation had secured a €400,000 investment from Enterprise Ireland, bringing the total amount raised to €3m.
The new roles are in the areas of specialist deep tech research and development, data security, tech and customer support, marketing and business development.
IBM
Technology company IBM announced is recruiting 800 people to fill high-tech jobs across Ireland. People qualified to work in R&D, digital sales and consulting are encouraged to apply. Successful applicants will join teams in the Dublin and Cork premises, as well as at IBM’s subsidiary Red Hat in Waterford.
Jacobs
Technical professional services firm Jacobs currently employs 1,200 people across Dublin, Cork and Belfast and is looking to recruit another 100 professionals. Over the next two years, Jacobs is hiring for positions in engineering, project management, construction management and commissioning and qualification, to support projects in high-growth sectors.
KPMG
Multinational accountancy and consultancy firm KPMG Ireland announced the launch of a new EU AI Hub in Dublin to help companies deploy AI technology and to deal with the complexities of AI regulation. In the next three years, the company plans to create 200 new jobs in AI and associated areas such as risk, regulatory services and cybersecurity.
Motorola Solutions
In July, US telecoms company Motorola Solutions announced the opening of a new R&D centre in Cork. The organisation stated that the new centre will generate 200 jobs for highly skilled individuals.
The new centre will focus on designing software for the company’s land mobile radio (LMR) portfolio and will work on other technologies in the future.
Primeline Group
Following the opening of a €50m distribution hub in Meath, Irish logistics services provider Primeline Group is creating 400 new jobs in IT, operations, sales and transport. The new premises is located in the Ashbourne Business Park.
ResultsCX Ireland
Just last month, customer experience management company ResultsCX announced the creation of 200 new roles for people skilled in languages, namely Spanish, German and French. The company hopes to employ 500 people by early next year.
Slalom
Also in July, tech consulting firm Slalom announced the creation of 300 new roles in data analytics, AI, Salesforce and business services over the next five years.
The news was revealed after the company signed a lease for the Waterways House office development overlooking Dublin’s Grand Canal Quay, with the new base serving as a central hub for collaborating with clients across Ireland and the UK.
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