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Ellen Fitzpatrick

50 new jobs announced for tech workers at Deem in Dublin city centre

It has been announced that 50 new jobs will be created in Dublin city centre.

Mobile and cloud software technology provider Deem is creating 50 “highly skilled” jobs at the new European Innovation Centre in Dublin.

It said it will be hiring software engineers at its Dublin Innovation Centre within the next year and it will see further expansion in 2020.

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CEO and President of Deem John F. Rizzo said: "Dublin is the ideal location for our new European Innovation Centre.

“It's a world-renowned hub for technology, innovation and excellence with an exceptional number of skilled workers, great international connections and a high standard of living.

“Expanding into Dublin will allow us to pursue our mission - to transform corporate travel - faster than ever before.

“Business travellers from around the world are counting on Deem to take the frustration and uncertainty out of booking and managing their trips, and travel managers are relying on us to help them save time and money for their companies."

The announcement of these new jobs has been supported by the Government with IDA Ireland.

Minister for Business, Enterprise & Innovation Heather Humphreys (Gareth Chaney Collins)

Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation Heather Humphreys said: “I am delighted to welcome Deem to Dublin. Ireland is well-established as a vibrant technology hub, and the opening of this new innovation centre in Dublin is a welcome addition to that landscape. 

“This announcement is a reflection of how attractive Ireland is to companies operating in the tech sector. We have the skills and talent available to enable the company to grow and to embed their operations here and I look forward to their continued expansion and success over the coming years.”

CEO of IDA Ireland Martin Shanahan added: "Today's announcement by Deem is testament to the highly-skilled, diverse workforce we have here in Ireland, particularly in the technology sector. I wish Deem every success in establishing their Irish operations here and offer the continued support of IDA Ireland."

The European Innovation Centre is due to host a highly skilled research team focusing on Deem’s travel solutions.

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