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Tech company targets 50 new remote working jobs in Donegal

written by Staff Writer February 25, 2022
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Concentrix, a leading global provider of customer experience (CX) solutions and technology, is to target Donegal for the creation of 50 remote working roles.

The company already has offices in Dublin, Belfast and Derry with a workforce of 270,000 staff worldwide, and more than 4,300 people across Ireland.

While these remote opportunities are available across the country, Concentrix has chosen to focus its first phase of recruitment in Co. Donegal.

This is because of its close proximity to the company’s established site in the Ulster Science & Technology Park in Derry city and the North-West Region’s skilled workforce, strong education system and robust technology infrastructure.

Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment Leo Varadkar TD said: “I’m happy that Concentrix is expanding their footprint here. The recruitment for these 50 new jobs, will initially target Donegal, demonstrating the county’s attractiveness as a location for investment.

“I’m particularly pleased to hear of the flexible nature of these jobs with opportunities to work from home. Remote working will be a permanent part of life in Ireland after the pandemic, and it’s great to see Concentrix embrace this shift. I wish the company well for the future, I’m sure you will be very happy in Donegal.”

Attending the launch of the Donegal recruitment campaign, Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine and Donegal T.D., Charlie McConalogue said he was delighted wiht the announcement.

Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Charlie McConalogue TD pictured with Sarah McKay, Vice President, Service Delivery, Concentrix, Denis Curran Head of Regions, Property and Enterprise Development, IDA Ireland
and Philip Cassidy, EVP, Corporate Strategy, Special Projects & Real Estate, Concentrix at he announcement in the Radisson Hotel, (NW Newspix)

He said “The fact that a global company such has Concentrix has targeted Donegal for the first phase of their recruitment campaign is a testament to the education, skill and ability of the Donegal workforce.

“The fact that these 50 jobs are remote working opportunities, is a clear sign that Donegal is a place to grow our remote working offering which will in turn develop and enhance our rural communities. Developing remote working opportunities is a key priority for this Government”.

Making an initial announcement in Letterkenny today, Sarah McKay, Vice President of Service Delivery for Concentrix, commented, “We see great potential in the Donegal region. With 160,000 residents and a rich pool of talented, well-educated people who we hope will want to come and join an award-winning international company like Concentrix, we are very excited about moving into Donegal and bringing new flexible employment opportunities to the county.”

Executive Vice President, Philip Cassidy added, “We are committed to setting ourselves apart as a great employer who truly cares about its staff and the local community, and we are really looking forward to welcoming new, passionate and talented people in Donegal to the Concentrix family over the coming months.”

Concentrix is already actively recruiting with opportunities for immediate starts available.

The company provides customer experience and digital solutions for many of the world’s biggest and best-known brands as well as up and coming disruptors in multiple sectors including technology & consumer electronics; retail, travel & e-commerce; banking, financial services & insurance; healthcare; communications & media; automotive; and energy & public sector.

With many different entry points and career opportunities, Concentrix offers great opportunities for people who want to work and grow in a leading international business. Recognised as a flexible employer offering security, development and work from home opportunities, Concentrix certainly has a lot to offer.

IDA Ireland CEO Martin Shanahan said: “This decision by Concentrix to expand its Irish operations and offer remote working opportunities is very welcome news and demonstrates IDA Ireland’s continued commitment to winning jobs and investment for regional locations. I wish Concentrix every success.”

If you are looking for a new opportunity with an employer who really supports you, then search for careers@concentrix.com and start your new career with Concentrix.

Tech company targets 50 new remote working jobs in Donegal was last modified: February 27th, 2022 by Staff Writer
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