The Unique Skills Set Available In Cork Is Helping To Drive Expansion And Growth
That's according to management at Jacobs which today unveiled a €4.5 million investment in it's Cork office
Jacobs which employs more than 1100 people across it's three sites in Ireland is also seeking to increase it's workforce by 200 people over the next two years
Jacobs provides clients with solutions to construction management for business and engineering.
The IDA has described the company as a committed and valued employer for Cork.
Speaking to RedFM News the vice president of Jacob's Micheál O'Connor says today's investment is driven by a confidence in the quality workforce and business opportunities available in Cork
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