Tech company Tines to create 100 jobs in Ireland over two years and open new facility
Irish AI company Tines is expanding its Dublin operations by creating 100 new jobs over the next two years. The roles will focus on product, engineering, and sales, with a significant portion reserved for entry-level graduates.
Why it matters
This expansion highlights the growing influence of Ireland as a hub for AI-native enterprise software development and job creation.
Irish tech company Tines is to create 100 jobs in Ireland over the next two years, with more than half of the roles earmarked for new entrants to the jobs market.
The new roles will be across its product, engineering, sales, customer success, marketing and operations teams.
The company said more than half the roles would be entry-level, giving graduates and those early on in their careers a way to get a foothold in the AI sector .
“It’s an exciting time for Tines as we build and grow an AI company from Dublin. We believe every employee and every team should be able to use AI to build the software they need, and that’s the opportunity we’re going after with Tines,” said co-founder and CEO Eoin Hinchy.
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