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Why Ireland for ServiceNow

ServiceNow

Company makes Ireland one of its largest international sites

Company makes Ireland one of its largest international sites

  • 400+ employees in Ireland, set to double by 2026
  • Ireland is an EMEA Hub with team members across all functions

We think that Ireland has really become the gateway to the European Union. There’s so many things that US companies gain from their relationship with Ireland.

Bill McDermott

ServiceNow Chairman and CEO

ServiceNow

ServiceNow is a leading cloud-based platform whose solutions help digitise and unify organisations so that they can find smarter, faster, better ways to make work flow. Its solutions enable employees and customers to be more connected, more innovative, and more agile. Founded in 2004, it now has a customer base of approximately 7,700 global enterprise companies including ~85% of the Fortune 500.
 

Arriving and expanding in Ireland

In 2018, ServiceNow established a Development Centre in Dublin, creating 30 jobs across cloud operations, engineering and legal activities. The following year, the company began expanding its team in Dublin by setting up a multilingual support centre. 

In 2021, ServiceNow announced it was creating at least 300 jobs in Ireland over the next three years. The roles were entirely brand-new, permanent positions, primarily in engineering, natural language understanding, internationalization and sales, and offered a span from early in career opportunities, all the way up to senior international roles. 
 

Doubling down on Ireland

In June 2022, ServiceNow signed a 12-year lease for four floors of a new development in Dublin city, giving it room to expand. That office is expected to open early in 2024.

Today, Ireland is one of ServiceNow’s largest international locations and the leading cloud based platform has continued to grow across the EMEA region as more enterprises seek to harness the power of its platform to meet their digital needs and help them work faster and more efficiently.

It employs over 400 people in Dublin, with 46 nationalities represented across the workforce. Employees are located across 24 counties, though the majority are based at its office in the capital. This culture has been recognised as one of Ireland’s Best Workplaces in Tech 2023.

In June 2023, ServiceNow announced plans to double ServiceNow’s staff numbers in Ireland to 800, which will enable ServiceNow to continue innovating solutions, like generative AI functionality that bring IT and business together to create ‘exponential enterprises’ and operate as one company.


How Ireland Helps ServiceNow

  • Rapid ramp-up from 30 staff in 2018 
  • 400+ employees in Ireland, set to double by 2026
  • Ireland is an EMEA Hub with team members across all functions
  • 40+ nationalities represented in Irish-based workforce
400+ employees in Ireland, set to double by 2026

400+ employees in Ireland, set to double by 2026

40+ nationalities represented in Irish-based workforce

40+ nationalities represented in Irish-based workforce.

Ireland is an EMEA Hub with team members across all functions

Ireland is an EMEA Hub with team members across all functions.

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