US software company HubSpot to create 320 jobs
HubSpot the Massachusetts-based marketing software company has announced plans to create 320 jobs in Dublin over the next three years. The company already employs 200 people at its Europe, Middle East and Africa headquarters in Dublin.
The new jobs will be across its sales, engineering, marketing, support and services operations.
HubSpot is to officially open its new offices at One Dockland Central today.
Announcing the expansion, Hubspot president JD Sherman said the Dublin team had already been core to the success achieved by the company around the world.
The investment, supported by the Department of Jobs through IDA Ireland, has been welcomed by Jobs Minister Richard Bruton and the IDA chief executive Martin Shanahan.
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,” said Martin Shanahan, chief executive of IDA Ireland.
“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,” he added.
Hubspot, which was founded in 2006, produces software to help companies conduct so-called inbound marketing.
