Software firm Enterpryze announces 200 jobs in Dublin

DUBLIN, Ireland - Dublin-based software company Enterpryze has announced it recruitment drive in the country and said it would be hiring 200 employees. 

The decision to recruit is said to have come about post the company’s partnership with German software giant SAP earlier this year. 

With an eye on international expansion, the company, that provides a cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform for small and medium sized enterprises said that it would hire for all the 200 jobs over the next three years. 

Enterpryze’s chief executive Morgan Browne has said, “We have had huge support along the way and none of this would be possible without our own dedicated team and the support and guidance we received from Enterprise Ireland through our R&D stage. Nor would it have been possible without the support and backing of SAP. Given it is one of the world’s most trusted business-to-business brands, this is huge validation of what this solution will do for SMEs.”

Adding, “As we’re leveraging SAP we’re already localised in 42 countries with the application available in 12 languages. In addition, we see the solution doing particularly well in emerging markets. It has already gotten a lot of traction in Africa in particular, where we have the beginnings of a partnership with a company that wants to take it to market,” he added.

The company further added that it would be hiring all the new positions for areas like sales, customer service, technical support and development.

Recruitments would begin immediately at its headquarters in Cherrywood, Enterpryze said.

Commenting on the newly announced jobs, Minister of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Mary Mitchell O'Connor said, "Enterpryze is a model of the type of company that can emerge from the indigenous sector."