Dubsof doubling its team, alongside €5.5m investment

Dubsof, a Dublin-based software company founded in 2025 by Aidan McNeill, George O’Leary and Bastien Saidi, has announced plans to double its workforce over the next year, alongside a €5.5 million investment. The company's platform connects businesses, generates bespoke software and provides a single live system for businesses to run their operations.

Dubsof, which was originally conceptualised in a San Francisco 'hacker house', has moved its operations back to Ireland to establish a stronger engineering talent pool. The company intends to move its product from a beta phase to general availability.

The recent €5.5 million investment was made by a number of investors, including BlueYard, Backed, Cocoa, Project Europe, as well as several angel investors such as David Singleton, Matt Fitzpatrick, Dylan Collins and Jack Cantillon.

Dubsof is looking to hire engineers, designers and commercial staff for roles such as core software engineers, full-stack software engineers, infrastructure software engineers, product designers, and techOps engineers. These roles are crucial for building the platform, shipping features, shaping the user interface, and running day-to-day technical operations.

Co-founder and CEO Aidan McNeill stated, "Dubsof exists to build a better economy, to solve coordination between people and companies. Most working time goes on admin and coordination and we want people to spend it on the work only they do best." He added, "We could have stayed in San Francisco. We came home because the engineering talent in Ireland is as good as anywhere in the world and a lot of it is untapped. This funding means we can double our team in Dublin and bring Dubsof to more of the businesses asking for it."