OpenAI is adding 200 more jobs in Dublin, bringing its hiring pledge to 450 roles

Irish AI startup Tines is set to boost its workforce in Dublin with the creation of 100 new jobs over the next two years, according to recent announcements. The majority of these positions will be entry-level, aimed at individuals just starting their careers. The company, which is co-headquartered in Dublin and Boston, will open a new office in the capital later this year to support its expansion.

Tines' new hires will span all departments, including product, engineering, sales, marketing and customer success. The company's CEO, Eoin Hinchy, emphasized the importance of AI in the company's mission, stating that these roles will help employees build software with AI and automate their workflows. The hiring drive aims to create pathways for graduates and early-career professionals in the rapidly growing AI sector.

Tines' CEO also highlighted the company's role in Ireland's growing AI innovation scene, noting that the new jobs demonstrate the strength of the country's AI talent and innovation base. Peter Burke, the Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment, welcomed the news, stating that Tines is an example of a rapidly scaling Irish technology company succeeding on the global stage.

Enterprise Ireland, the country's state agency for enterprise, also praised Tines, emphasizing the company's leadership, talent, skills, and organizational capabilities as key drivers of its growth.