IBM to Hire Software Engineers as It Expands in Waterford

IBM announces 75 new R&D jobs in Waterford

In an interview with SiliconRepublic.com, IBM Z general manager Ross Mauri is all praise for the Irish talent pool and work culture.

IBM to hire software engineers as it expands in Waterford

IBM plans to hire up to 75 software engineers, dedicated to research and development, as it expands its presence in Waterford.

IBM to create 75 new jobs in Waterford

The company will recruit software engineers for its R&D teams

IBM to hire 75 software engineers in Waterford - Business Plus

US computing giant IBM has announced it will hire up to 75 software engineers for research and development in Waterford over the next three years. The new hires will focus on developing the IBM Z mainframe computers, working closely with the company's R&D teams around the world to design processors and firmware, develop software, and advance the Linux operating system. IBM will also deepen its collaboration with South East Technical University t…

IBM announces 75 jobs for Waterford - TechCentral.ie

IBM has announced plans to hire up to 75 software engineers dedicated to research and development (R&D), based in Waterford. The roles, to be filled over three years, will focus on cutting-edge innovation for IBM Z, the infrastructure powering 70% of global transactions by value. The Waterford software engineers will closely collaborate with IBM’s R&D [… The post IBM announces 75 jobs for Waterford appeared first on TechCentral.ie.

Expansion of IBM’s software developer and R&D presence in Waterford creating additional high-value jobs - Ireland South East

IBM have announced plans to create additional high-value jobs in the South East of the country with the support of IDA Ireland. The leading global technology company will, over the next three years, hire up to 75 software engineers, dedicated to research and development (R&D), based in Waterford. The roles will focus on cutting-edge innovation for IBM Z, the infrastructure powering 70% of global transactions by value. The Waterford software engi…