Cloud and mobile computing tech firm LogMeIn Inc is to create 50 new jobs within the next year in Dublin as part of an IDA Ireland-backed investment.
The city centre jobs will include a variety of European and international functions, including sales, customer support, marketing, finance and HR.
Already 20 new employees are to start in the office in the next three months and plans are in place to triple the number of employees within the year.
Founded in 2003, LogMeIn went public on the US NASDAQ stock exchange in July 2009 in one of that year’s most successful tech public offerings.
“Today’s announcement that LogMeIn, a leading company in this sector, is locating an important facility in Dublin with the planned creation of 50 jobs is a further indication of the strong growth of this cloud sector in Ireland,” Ireland’s Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Richard Bruton, TD, said…
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