IBM to create 75 new jobs in Waterford
IBM has announced plans to hire 75 software engineers in Waterford over the next three years. The roles will focus on research and development for IBM Z, with a strong emphasis on innovation. This expansion is seen as a positive development for the South-East region and reflects IBM's confidence in Ireland's talent pool.
The Irish Government and IDA Ireland welcomed IBM's announcement to create additional high-value jobs in the south-east of the country. The leading global technology company will hire up to 75 software engineers in Waterford over the next three years, focusing on research and development for IBM Z. These engineers will collaborate with IBM's R&D teams worldwide.
Peter Burke TD, Minister for Enterprise Tourism & Employment, praised IBM's decision, calling it a strong endorsement of the South-East region's reputation for innovation. Jack Chambers TD, Minister for Public Expenditure & Reform, highlighted Ireland's attractiveness for business investment and R&D expansion. IBM's collaboration with the South East Technological University will develop a technical skills ecosystem.
Nathan Cullen, country general manager, IBM Ireland, expressed delight at the company's evolving footprint in Ireland. IBM's long-standing presence in Ireland and its investment in talent reflect the country's commitment to supporting research and development in the tech sector. IBM also announced the recruitment of 800 high-tech jobs in Ireland by 2027.
Michael Lohan, IDA Ireland CEO, praised IBM's R&D investment in Waterford, aligning with Ireland's strategy for sustainable growth and innovation. This investment signifies a milestone for the region and strengthens the partnership between IBM and IDA Ireland.
According to the source: WLRFM.com.
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