Logitech Ireland has announced that it's creating 50 new job roles over the next three years at its Cork facility.
Since opening a Cork office in 1988, Logitech has been an important part of Ireland's tech scene. The site now has 200 employees across a wide range of tech disciplines, from design and engineering to financial and management roles.
The Cork office also hosts the heads of the company's sustainability team, which is working to help the company reduce its carbon impact and adapt to renewable energy.
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Logitech has now announced plans to add another 50 staff to the office over the next three years. The new roles will be split across IT, supply chain, engineering, and design displines, and it's expected that all new staff will have flexible work options.
Elaine Laird, Logitech’s head of global supply chain and site lead at Cork, commented: "We’re pleased to see Logitech’s Cork operations grow to encompass more opportunities ahead of the new year. This is a reflection not only of Logitech’s long-term performance, but also the wonderful culture and spirit our employees have developed, here and across the world. At Logitech, talent working out of Ireland is shaping the future, and enjoying it! We’re very grateful to IDA Ireland for their consistent support over the years."
Source: IDA Ireland