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AI company TEKenable to create 30 new jobs
Ireland📈 Economy5 hr. ago

AI company TEKenable to create 30 new jobs

TEKenable, an Irish-based AI and technology services provider, has announced plans to create at least 30 new jobs over the next year. The positions will cover areas such as project management, business analysis, and software engineering, driven by increasing demand for cloud computing, AI, and automation services. This expansion will increase the company’s employee count from 200 to over 230 by mid-2027. The hiring is linked to the launch of a new partnership program aimed at collaborating with cloud providers, software vendors, academic institutions, and other delivery partners. The initiative is projected to contribute significantly—between 20% and 30%—to the company’s revenue growth over the next three years.

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AI company TEKenable to create 30 new jobs

TEKenable, an Irish-based AI and technology services provider, has announced plans to create at least 30 new jobs over the next year. The positions will cover areas such as project management, business analysis, and software engineering, driven by increasing demand for cloud computing, AI, and automation services. This expansion will increase the company’s employee count from 200 to over 230 by mid-2027. The hiring is linked to the launch of a new partnership program aimed at collaborating with cloud providers, software vendors, academic institutions, and other delivery partners. The initiative is projected to contribute significantly—between 20% and 30%—to the company’s revenue growth over the next three years.

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