IBM was the first international tech company to open an office in Dublin, followed by giants like HP and Microsoft. Today, the city is home to various multinational companies that leverage the local workforce. Besides foreign companies, the Dublin city council has also elevated the local tech scene by investing millions in new startups. Below, we gathered some of the top multinational companies in Dublin, and many are hiring.
Top Multinational Companies in Dublin
- Airbnb
- 2K
- Udemy
- Datadog
Top Multinational Companies in Dublin
Known primarily for its search engine, Google is one of the most popular tech companies and has a significant presence in Dublin. In addition to its search capabilities, the company develops a handful of products used by millions of people, including Gemini, its newly launched generative AI platform, YouTube and Google Docs. It also has an impressive lineup of hardware products, including mobile phones, speakers, security cameras and headphones.
Airbnb is a popular travel application that helps people list their homes or spare rooms for travel accommodations or long-term rentals. In 2014, Airbnb opened its international headquarters in Dublin’s Silicon Docks area, a micro tech hub within the city.
The American video game developer 2K has an office in Dublin, where employees work in various software and tech roles. The company is responsible for several popular titles, including NBA 2K and Borderlands, a post-apocalyptic franchise. 2K is a part of Take-Two Interactive, which operates several gaming development firms.
Udemy is an online learning platform that offers training for in-demand tech fields. Its courses, taught by industry experts, cover topics such as artificial intelligence, data analytics and software development. In addition to tech skills, Udemy offers professional educational content, such as communication and leadership. Individuals can access Udemy’s content through a monthly subscription or employer-sponsored plan.
Datadog provides cloud-based applications for database management and analytics. Its Cloud Monitoring as a Service platform is packed with useful AI tools and can help IT teams access event logs and monitor network devices, among other features. Datadog’s Dublin location hires across departments, including in sales and product.
Sojern provides its clients with its travel marketing platform that uses AI and machine learning to help them optimize their automations, strategies and campaigns. The company says its platform enables solutions to build brand awareness, increase hotel bookings and boost ticket sales for attractions.
