Menu
04/04/2016
More Than 300 New Jobs Promised By HubSpot
HubSpot has revealed plans to create 320 new jobs over the next three years in Dublin.
The announcement was made as the company officially opened its new office space at One Dockland Central.
Welcoming the announcement, Richard Bruton TD, Minister of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, said: "The growth and success of technology companies has been a major contributor to the recovery we have seen in the jobs market and the economy over recent years. HubSpot is a highly innovative company in a fast-growing niche within this sector, and it was clear when we first met in Boston in 2012 that they had highly ambitious plans for their Dublin expansion.
"I am delighted to be here to celebrate HubSpot's achievements here since it established its first operation three years ago, and to welcome their announcement that it will grow its workforce by 320 people over the next three years. Targeting high-growth technology companies has been a central part of our jobs plan, and I am delighted that a leading company like HubSpot has shown such confidence in Ireland.
"I can't think of a better way to celebrate HubSpot's growth across EMEA than with a commitment to continued growth and the opening of a bigger, better office in Dublin where we can build on the fantastic work has already been achieved," said JD Sherman, HubSpot President & COO. "HubSpot's Dublin-based team has been core to so much of the success that we've seen as a company around the globe over the last three years and I am so excited for the successes that are yet to come."
HubSpot's new office space occupies the third and fourth floors at One Dockland Central and features some unique and exciting perks, including a fitness room, a library and other quiet rooms and on-site pub with draught beer and arcade games
The office also includes key characteristics that have become HubSpot staples across all of our global offices: All 270+ desks in the space are electronic and can convert from sitting to standing at the push of a button. The office is equipped with varying conference rooms, collaboration spaces and nomad desks so that employees can choose the space they work best in. And, Dublin employees will now have a dedicated IT help desk and an ever-popular IT-vending machine.
"We are incredibly pleased to see HubSpot increase its commitment to Ireland and its efforts to build a company with not only a strong corporate culture but with strong Dublin roots," Martin Shanahan, CEO, IDA Ireland, added.
"In its few years in Dublin, HubSpot has created fantastic opportunities across all business functions and we're excited about the opportunity that they will continue to bring to the city as they grow."
(MH)
The announcement was made as the company officially opened its new office space at One Dockland Central.
Welcoming the announcement, Richard Bruton TD, Minister of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, said: "The growth and success of technology companies has been a major contributor to the recovery we have seen in the jobs market and the economy over recent years. HubSpot is a highly innovative company in a fast-growing niche within this sector, and it was clear when we first met in Boston in 2012 that they had highly ambitious plans for their Dublin expansion.
"I am delighted to be here to celebrate HubSpot's achievements here since it established its first operation three years ago, and to welcome their announcement that it will grow its workforce by 320 people over the next three years. Targeting high-growth technology companies has been a central part of our jobs plan, and I am delighted that a leading company like HubSpot has shown such confidence in Ireland.
"I can't think of a better way to celebrate HubSpot's growth across EMEA than with a commitment to continued growth and the opening of a bigger, better office in Dublin where we can build on the fantastic work has already been achieved," said JD Sherman, HubSpot President & COO. "HubSpot's Dublin-based team has been core to so much of the success that we've seen as a company around the globe over the last three years and I am so excited for the successes that are yet to come."
HubSpot's new office space occupies the third and fourth floors at One Dockland Central and features some unique and exciting perks, including a fitness room, a library and other quiet rooms and on-site pub with draught beer and arcade games
The office also includes key characteristics that have become HubSpot staples across all of our global offices: All 270+ desks in the space are electronic and can convert from sitting to standing at the push of a button. The office is equipped with varying conference rooms, collaboration spaces and nomad desks so that employees can choose the space they work best in. And, Dublin employees will now have a dedicated IT help desk and an ever-popular IT-vending machine.
"We are incredibly pleased to see HubSpot increase its commitment to Ireland and its efforts to build a company with not only a strong corporate culture but with strong Dublin roots," Martin Shanahan, CEO, IDA Ireland, added.
"In its few years in Dublin, HubSpot has created fantastic opportunities across all business functions and we're excited about the opportunity that they will continue to bring to the city as they grow."
(MH)
Related Northern Ireland Recruitment News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
10 April 2014
SurveyMonkey To Create 50 Jobs
SurveyMonkey is to open an office in Dublin, creating more than 50 local jobs. The online questionnaire platform will employ the staff over the next year to support the company's many existing Irish and European customers. The new employees will join the existing international team that is relocating to Dublin from the company's Lisbon office.
SurveyMonkey To Create 50 Jobs
SurveyMonkey is to open an office in Dublin, creating more than 50 local jobs. The online questionnaire platform will employ the staff over the next year to support the company's many existing Irish and European customers. The new employees will join the existing international team that is relocating to Dublin from the company's Lisbon office.
21 March 2013
Demand Media Announces New Jobs
Dublin Bay North Labour TD, Seán Kenny, has welcomed the announcement that yet another tech company has launched an office in Dublin. Demand Media, a leading digital media and domain services company, announced the opening of what will be its largest international office.
Demand Media Announces New Jobs
Dublin Bay North Labour TD, Seán Kenny, has welcomed the announcement that yet another tech company has launched an office in Dublin. Demand Media, a leading digital media and domain services company, announced the opening of what will be its largest international office.
26 September 2011
Twitter To Set Up Irish Office
In what is being hailed as a "massive win", a social networking company is to establish an international office in Ireland. It was announced by IDA Ireland this morning that Twitter would locate its new office in Dublin.
Twitter To Set Up Irish Office
In what is being hailed as a "massive win", a social networking company is to establish an international office in Ireland. It was announced by IDA Ireland this morning that Twitter would locate its new office in Dublin.
29 July 2009
M&S Drivers' Strike Looms
It looks likely today that deliveries to Marks and Spencer stores throughout the UK will be hit by a threatened drivers' strike. Some 100 staff at worldwide courier company DHL's centre in Mallusk near Belfast and two depots in England are considering walking out after a pay freeze, the union Unite said.
M&S Drivers' Strike Looms
It looks likely today that deliveries to Marks and Spencer stores throughout the UK will be hit by a threatened drivers' strike. Some 100 staff at worldwide courier company DHL's centre in Mallusk near Belfast and two depots in England are considering walking out after a pay freeze, the union Unite said.
09 July 2009
Derry's Arntz Belting Heads For Trouble
The future for a struggling Pennyburn fan belt factory, which currently employs around 110 people, is looking bleak. The manufacturing plant, Arntz Belting Company, went to a three-day week in December and also sought 28 redundancies in March. However, the global recession has led to the firm's parent company looking at further cuts.
Derry's Arntz Belting Heads For Trouble
The future for a struggling Pennyburn fan belt factory, which currently employs around 110 people, is looking bleak. The manufacturing plant, Arntz Belting Company, went to a three-day week in December and also sought 28 redundancies in March. However, the global recession has led to the firm's parent company looking at further cuts.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherThis Evening and Tonight:Clear start with a fairly widespread frost developing. Increasing cloud brings occasionally heavy rain overnight, preceded, especially over western hills, briefly by snow. Occasional southeasterly gales, severe near coasts, developing. Minimum temperature -2 °C.
