Irish AI unicorn Tines plans 100 new Dublin jobs

Irish AI startup Tines is set to create 100 new jobs in Dublin over the next two years, with half of those positions being entry-level roles targeting recent entrants into the workforce. The company, co-headquartered in Dublin and Boston, plans to open a new headquarters in Dublin later this year to support its expansion. Tines, which is co-founded by Eoin Hinchy, will hire across all teams, including product, engineering, sales, marketing and customer success, offering graduates and early-career professionals a pathway into the fast-growing AI sector.

The new roles are part of Tines' strategy to scale its business and support customers as they implement AI in their organizations. The company's CEO emphasized the importance of AI in shaping the future of work and creating new career opportunities. Tines already has a strong presence in Ireland, with a significant customer base including SAP, Mars, Reddit, and Canva.

The company's recent launch of Tines 3B, an AI platform for building and running software in a secure enterprise environment, is expected to drive future growth. Tines' expansion in Dublin comes as Ireland is positioning itself as a hub for AI innovation and talent, with the International AI Summit currently underway in the country.