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Research and Development centre to create 50 highly skilled jobs in Dublin and Cork

Research and Development centre to create 50 highly skilled jobs in Dublin and Cork

Leading information and communications technology company, Huawei, to open new R&D centre

Huawei opens new R&D centre

It was announced today that a leading information and communications technology company is doubling its Irish workforce with the creation of 50 new jobs in Dublin and Cork. Huawei is opening a new research and development (R&D) centre spread across two sites in Cork city and Dublin. The new centre will initially focus on Huawei’s next-generation customer product, SmartCare, supporting the company in providing customer services to telecoms operators in Ireland and internationally. Future expansion at the sites is expected and the initiative is supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation through IDA Ireland.

Huawei first established its Irish sales office in 2004 and employs more than 140,000 people globally, including 40 people in Ireland. Some of Huawei’s biggest customers include Eircom, O2 Ireland, BT Ireland, VDF Ireland, and H3G Ireland.

  “The expansion shows a significant commitment to Ireland over the next three years, with many more highly-skilled jobs to be created. Cork and Dublin were chosen for their well-educated, skilled workforce offering the high-quality of talent needed. The recruitment process has already begun and 12 positions have already been filled.”

 Derek Ding (Managing Director of Huawei Ireland)

 

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Research and Development centre to create 50 highly skilled jobs in Dublin and Cork

Research and Development centre to create 50 highly skilled jobs in Dublin and Cork

Leading information and communications technology company, Huawei, to open new R&D centre

Huawei opens new R&D centre

It was announced today that a leading information and communications technology company is doubling its Irish workforce with the creation of 50 new jobs in Dublin and Cork. Huawei is opening a new research and development (R&D) centre spread across two sites in Cork city and Dublin. The new centre will initially focus on Huawei’s next-generation customer product, SmartCare, supporting the company in providing customer services to telecoms operators in Ireland and internationally. Future expansion at the sites is expected and the initiative is supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation through IDA Ireland.

Huawei first established its Irish sales office in 2004 and employs more than 140,000 people globally, including 40 people in Ireland. Some of Huawei’s biggest customers include Eircom, O2 Ireland, BT Ireland, VDF Ireland, and H3G Ireland.

  “The expansion shows a significant commitment to Ireland over the next three years, with many more highly-skilled jobs to be created. Cork and Dublin were chosen for their well-educated, skilled workforce offering the high-quality of talent needed. The recruitment process has already begun and 12 positions have already been filled.”

 Derek Ding (Managing Director of Huawei Ireland)

 

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