Dublin is home to a booming tech scene that includes notable startup and multinational cloud companies. Thanks in part to the work of Cloud Infrastructure Ireland, a working group for Irish cloud infrastructure businesses, the industry is growing rapidly, with revenue of the Irish public cloud market projected to grow by over $5 billion in the next several years. These are some of the companies contributing to that growth, and many of them are on the lookout for top tech talent to join their teams.
Cloud Companies in Dublin
- Datadog
- Monte Carlo
- Applied Systems
- Consensus Cloud Solutions
- Smartling
Top Cloud Companies in Dublin
Datadog’s security observability platform monitors IT assets and systems. It examines cloud data from clients’ digital processes, searching for any trending changes, potential cybersecurity risks and areas that can be optimized. It then delivers insights and performance recommendations in real time. The global company hires for a wide range of roles in its Dublin office.
Monte Carlo provides cloud data observability services, which promise to prevent, detect and resolve data downtime issues within client data and IT systems. When clients onboard, they are set up with a data product dashboard that defines and scores metrics for data assets, so that trends in data quality and health can be identified and, ideally, nipped in the bud.
Applied Systems makes cloud software for the insurance industry, including a SaaS platform for organizing and optimizing insurance applications. The Applied Systems platform analyzes data to search for areas where client companies can improve the value of their products and the productivity of their teams. Applied Systems applications are all cloud-based and the company is working toward becoming fully cloud-native.
Consensus Cloud Solutions is a multinational cloud company that offers digital fax services. This offering takes existing documents and translates them into a state that’s optimized for data analysis processes. From there, the documents are electronically shared to a cloud server, and then they can be transmitted to a recipient through digital or traditional fax.
Smartling is an AI and cloud company that works with language translation. By tasking AI with language processes like transcription, subtitling, captioning, voiceovers and narration, its platform can quickly and accurately translate written or audio materials. Translation data is stored and transmitted through its cloud server, which allows clients to return to the same assets for additional translations over time.
Dropbox develops cloud-based technology to support secure file storage and sharing as well as enhance productivity across business teams like marketing and IT. The company’s product portfolio includes Dropbox Dash, which combines content access control, organization and AI-powered universal search. The fully remote company has a Dublin studio space where employees may co-work.
