OpenAI to create 250 jobs in Dublin in new EU HQ
OpenAI plans to open a new EU headquarters in Dublin, creating 250 jobs over the next two years. The expansion aims to support growing demand for AI technology across Europe.
Why it matters
Signals the continued growth of major AI firms in European tech hubs and the increasing importance of AI infrastructure in the EU.
ChatGPT maker OpenAI said it plans to create 250 jobs in Dublin over the next two years in order to meet rapidly growing demand from users, customers and developers across the European region.
This comes as OpenAI said it has leased the Tropical Fruit Warehouse offices in Dublin to become the new home of its EU headquarters in Dublin.
OpenAI said its new EU headquarters in Dublin's Docklands spans 88,000 square feet and will support a growing workforce, foster collaboration with customers and developers and showcase its technology.
The company has over 100 employees here already and said that over the next two years it will add 250 new roles across GTM (go to market/sales), engineering, user operations, human resources, finance, privacy, legal and workplace.
The company said it will relocate to IPUT Real Estate's Tropical Fruit Warehouse in late 2026.
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