IT.ie to create 50 jobs amid €3.5m investment and opening of Dublin HQ
The organisation is also aiming for a year-end revenue of €20m by 2029 as it expands its cybersecurity and compliance capabilities. ie to create 50 jobs amid €3.5m investment and opening of Dublin HQ
IT.ie, an Irish IT managed services company, has announced plans to create 50 new jobs over the next three years, along with the opening of a Dublin headquarters and an investment of €3.5 million. The company expects to expand its workforce from 60 to 110 employees by the end of 2029, with the additional roles covering technology, sales, marketing, finance, and service delivery.
IT.ie aims to grow its turnover from approximately €11 million to €20 million within the same time frame. The new 12,000 sq ft headquarters will be situated at Dublin Airport Logistics Park, providing additional capacity for the expanding workforce.
The CEO and founder of IT.ie, Eamon Gallagher, stated that the opening of the new headquarters and the creation of 50 new jobs represent a significant milestone for the company. IT.ie intends to concentrate on cybersecurity, compliance, and AI-enabled services as it enters a new phase of growth. Gallagher emphasized that the company believes businesses will leverage technology and AI to augment human expertise and relationships, rather than replacing them.
The company aims to become the most trusted technology partner for Irish organizations, assisting them in navigating a complex technology landscape, enhancing cyber resilience, embracing innovation, and meeting evolving regulatory requirements.
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