Technology consultancy company BJSS is to set up a new delivery centre in Dublin, which will lead to the creation of 75 jobs in the city.
Founded in 1993, BJSS offers clients support from service design at the early stages right through to outsourced project delivery and managed services.
It also provides strategic consulting advice in multiple areas, including AI, machine learning, cloud and cyber security.
BJSS employs more than 2,500 workers in 26 offices throughout the UK, US, Australia, Portugal and Denmark and it is a long-term strategic partner to cloud vendors, including AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure.
Amir Soufizadeh, Head of International Expansion at BJSS, said that Dublin is a "hotbed" of tech talent and one of Europe's leading innovation hubs, so it makes complete sense for it to open an office there.
"Many of our key partners have a big presence in Dublin, so we'll be able to work even more closely with them, particularly to develop our Irish cloud and data Centre of Excellence capabilities. We're incredibly excited to establish ourselves in such a vibrant city and help local businesses to realise their digital ambitions," he added.
Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Leo Varadkar said today's news is another vote of confidence in Ireland's ability to attract the world's leading companies.
"BJSS is a global leader in IT and Business Consultancy, offering expert advice in areas from AI to cyber security. It's also testament to the talent and skills of our highly-trained and educated workforce," he added.
Mary Buckley, Executive Director at IDA Ireland, said Ireland's thriving multinational sector, as well as market demand internationally for digital and business transformation consultancy services, the availability of technology talent, and ability to recruit skilled consultants from the EU talent pool, makes Ireland a very attractive location for international professional services companies.
