Cybersecurity firm Smartech247 has announced 30 new jobs for Cork
The roles are in finance, international sales, business analysis, SOC engineering, marketing and HR.
All of the jobs will be base at the company's headquarters at the Airport Business Park, however the group is facilitating working from home.
The company says the cybersecurity industry is predicted to grow to €140 billion by 2023.
More information is available on the careers section of the smarttech247 website.
Smarttech247’s founder and CEO, Ronan Murphy paid tribute to his staff: “Our team constantly maintains an expert level of knowledge of the complex and evolving threat landscape. Our cutting-edge skills and dedication to protecting clients have allowed the company to earn its reputation as a trusted provider and market leader. We have exciting plans for 2021 that will allow us to innovate further in the infosec world for our customers and this recruitment drive is the first step. I’m looking forward to welcoming our new team members”.
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