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17/09/2018
Microsoft Announces 200 New Jobs In Dublin
US technology Microsoft has announced the creation of 200 new jobs at its campus in Dublin.
Half of the new recruits will join the innovative engineering team at the Leopardstown site, with the remainder taking roles in sales, data centre operations and graduate and intern positions.
The new jobs will bring the total number of Microsoft employees in Ireland to 2,200.
Managing Director of Microsoft Ireland, Cathriona Hallahan believes the continued expansion in Dublin will have a great impact on the company globally.
(CM)
Half of the new recruits will join the innovative engineering team at the Leopardstown site, with the remainder taking roles in sales, data centre operations and graduate and intern positions.
The new jobs will bring the total number of Microsoft employees in Ireland to 2,200.
Managing Director of Microsoft Ireland, Cathriona Hallahan believes the continued expansion in Dublin will have a great impact on the company globally.
(CM)
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