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04/03/2020
HubSpot To Create 450 New Jobs In Dublin
US technology firm, HubSpot, will create 450 new jobs over the next three years at their Dublin headquarters.
First opening in Ireland in 2013 with a commitment to hire 150 people, the company currently employs more than 800.
The new jobs will include engineering, sales and services.
JD Sherman, HubSpot's President and Chief Operating Officer, said: "We opened our EMEA headquarters in Dublin to help HubSpot's global customers grow better, and to create an opportunity for talented individuals in product, engineering, sales, services, and marketing to have real customer impact across the market.
"Our growth in Dublin has exceeded our expectations, which is a testament to the team and their hard work in building world-class products, delivering exceptional service to our customers, and creating an inclusive and award-winning culture. HubSpot House is a great space to build upon the fantastic work already achieved, and our commitment to talent growth will continue to drive growth for HubSpot globally."
Commenting on the expansion, Martin Shanahan, CEO, IDA Ireland added: "HubSpot's continued commitment to growth in Ireland is evidence of the team's hard work and success here. The EMEA headquarters based in Dublin plays a strategic role in HubSpot's global operations and it is very pleasing to see a great diversity of roles from engineering to sales being carried out here. I also commend the company for creating remote jobs, which will tap into the strong talent pool in regional locations."
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First opening in Ireland in 2013 with a commitment to hire 150 people, the company currently employs more than 800.
The new jobs will include engineering, sales and services.
JD Sherman, HubSpot's President and Chief Operating Officer, said: "We opened our EMEA headquarters in Dublin to help HubSpot's global customers grow better, and to create an opportunity for talented individuals in product, engineering, sales, services, and marketing to have real customer impact across the market.
"Our growth in Dublin has exceeded our expectations, which is a testament to the team and their hard work in building world-class products, delivering exceptional service to our customers, and creating an inclusive and award-winning culture. HubSpot House is a great space to build upon the fantastic work already achieved, and our commitment to talent growth will continue to drive growth for HubSpot globally."
Commenting on the expansion, Martin Shanahan, CEO, IDA Ireland added: "HubSpot's continued commitment to growth in Ireland is evidence of the team's hard work and success here. The EMEA headquarters based in Dublin plays a strategic role in HubSpot's global operations and it is very pleasing to see a great diversity of roles from engineering to sales being carried out here. I also commend the company for creating remote jobs, which will tap into the strong talent pool in regional locations."
(MH/CM)
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