Software company Yomali Group has today announced plans to hire 40 new people in Ireland over the next three years.
Yomali Labs Limited was incorporated in Ireland in 2019 and established its headquarters in Dublin in early 2020.
It said it plans to house software development, BPO/customer support, HR and a portion of its accounting staff in Ireland.
Andrew Thornber, Yomali Group CFO, said the company had received huge help and encouragement from IDA Ireland.
“We see our Irish operation placing us at the vanguard of our industry with top class technology and services,” Mr Thornber said.
“Yomali offers our people the best of both worlds: a business with strong financials, no outside investors calling the shots and a startup-like agile environment, where people are empowered to apply common-sense and do whatever it takes,” he said.
“We are big proponents of idea-meritocracy, where the best ideas win, regardless of rank or title,” he added.
IDA Ireland CEO Martin Shanahan said today’s news underscores Ireland as an emerging hub for leading software companies looking to establish a foothold in the EU market, namely due to the scope of talent available in that sector.
Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise Trade and Employment Leo Varadkar said that Yomali can look forward to accessing a rich pool of talent to fill these roles.
“I hope they continue to build on their excellent relationship with Ireland in the period ahead,” he added.
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