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23/02/2018
100 New IT Jobs Announced For Dublin
Leading Irish IT Professional Services and Consulting company, Ammeon, has announced the creation of 100 new high-skilled jobs with an expansion of its Software Engineering & Consulting Divisions.
The announcement was made today, 22 February, by the Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation, Heather Humphreys T.D., together with Fred Jones, Chief Executive Officer of Ammeon and Niall O'Donnellan, Manager, ICT and International Services, Enterprise Ireland who are supporting the development.
Minister Humphrey's said: "It is a great pleasure to join the Ammeon team this morning for the announcement of 100 new jobs and the start of a new chapter in the Ammeon story. Remaining flexible, innovating and making the most of emerging technologies strengthens businesses' ability to thrive in a dynamic international market environment. I would like to congratulate the team here on progressively evolving and responding to market opportunities, which has paved the way to this significant jobs announcement today."
Fred Jones, CEO, Ammeon, added: "Here at Ammeon, we have built the largest indigenous team of professional service consultants focused on accelerating IT delivery and innovation. In this rapidly changing landscape, IT acceleration is the road to survival and companies need a strategy to arrive at a future where they are relevant and still in business. Ammeon's cutting-edge services are the vehicles to success as we enable our customers to deliver their software and services in a faster, more cost-effective way to their end consumer.
"Today's announcement is yet another example of the growing demand for Ammeon's world-class services. Successful applicants for our newly announced positions will be joining our workforce in our DevOps, Cloud, Integration and Automation practices."
Ammeon is looking for experienced engineers and new graduates to join their software engineering division. Hiring has started and full details are available online
Ammeon employs over 165 people, with the majority based in the company's Dublin city centre headquarters and a smaller number in its UK and European offices.
Founded in 2003, the company has been growing rapidly in recent years, with new offices opening in Belfast, London, Belgrade, and Stockholm. Clients include financial institutions, telecommunication providers, automotive, transportation, government organisations as well as the European space agency.
Ammeon has been supported by the Irish Government through Enterprise Ireland.
(MH/LM)
The announcement was made today, 22 February, by the Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation, Heather Humphreys T.D., together with Fred Jones, Chief Executive Officer of Ammeon and Niall O'Donnellan, Manager, ICT and International Services, Enterprise Ireland who are supporting the development.
Minister Humphrey's said: "It is a great pleasure to join the Ammeon team this morning for the announcement of 100 new jobs and the start of a new chapter in the Ammeon story. Remaining flexible, innovating and making the most of emerging technologies strengthens businesses' ability to thrive in a dynamic international market environment. I would like to congratulate the team here on progressively evolving and responding to market opportunities, which has paved the way to this significant jobs announcement today."
Fred Jones, CEO, Ammeon, added: "Here at Ammeon, we have built the largest indigenous team of professional service consultants focused on accelerating IT delivery and innovation. In this rapidly changing landscape, IT acceleration is the road to survival and companies need a strategy to arrive at a future where they are relevant and still in business. Ammeon's cutting-edge services are the vehicles to success as we enable our customers to deliver their software and services in a faster, more cost-effective way to their end consumer.
"Today's announcement is yet another example of the growing demand for Ammeon's world-class services. Successful applicants for our newly announced positions will be joining our workforce in our DevOps, Cloud, Integration and Automation practices."
Ammeon is looking for experienced engineers and new graduates to join their software engineering division. Hiring has started and full details are available online
Ammeon employs over 165 people, with the majority based in the company's Dublin city centre headquarters and a smaller number in its UK and European offices.
Founded in 2003, the company has been growing rapidly in recent years, with new offices opening in Belfast, London, Belgrade, and Stockholm. Clients include financial institutions, telecommunication providers, automotive, transportation, government organisations as well as the European space agency.
Ammeon has been supported by the Irish Government through Enterprise Ireland.
(MH/LM)
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