Irish financial technology firm Circit is planning to create more than 50 new jobs to support its global expansion and product innovation next year.
The Dublin-based start-up company, founded in 2017, said its new hiring initiative will more than double its workforce.
The new jobs will see positions in software engineering and development as well across other departments, including sales and customer success.
Circit has partnered with technology recruiter Martinsen Mayer to fill the new roles.
The company raised a €6.5M Series A funding round earlier this year.
It provides Audit Confirmations, Verified Transactions, PBC Collaboration and e-signatures on a single centralised platform. Stakeholders can, as a result, quickly complete quality audits with direct integrations and partnerships with a global network of banks and every type of evidence provider.
"We're in a fortunate position," said Circit chief executive David Heath.
"Whereas many tech companies are having to scale back their teams during these tough times, our products are in demand from customers seeking greater efficiencies. Regulation and compliance also tend to get even more robust during economic downturns, so our business model is highly resilient," Mr Heath said.
"It is expected that, in the next ten years, the global financial system will undergo the biggest shift in history, where every business will have in-built financial tech. Circit is at the forefront of this technology. The work our teams do today will shape how companies manage their regulatory compliance for years to come," he added.
