Ireland-based digital transformation consultancy CubeMatch is poised to create 100 new jobs across six locations to support its continued global growth.
The company said it will invest €5m (£4.2m) in its team to support the expansion, which will see it take its total workforce to 350 employees over the next year.
With its headquarters in Dublin, CubeMatch is hopeful that the recruitment drive will accelerate its expansion in existing operations, including the UK, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Singapore, and Chennai.
The new 100 jobs created will be across various disciplines, including junior consultants, experienced project managers, business analysts, scrum masters, test managers, test automation engineers, data analysts, solutions architects, and business specialists.
“We have grown organically and through acquisitions and we are focused on our continuing growth and our understanding that change is the key challenge for businesses,” says Tom Melville (pictured left), CEO of CubeMatch. “Our experience and expertise support many business and digital change programmes and we are expanding in rapidly growing markets globally.”
“CubeMatch’s approach to business transformation creates change that has a lasting impact on businesses, their people and the bottom line,” he says. “In many cases, businesses need to address their culture, capabilities, processes and structure to become a truly customer-centric business and thrive. We empower people within these businesses to create and own the solutions.”
Jacob Koshy (pictued right), CFO of CubeMatch added: “This is an exciting time for the company, and it is a great opportunity for talented people to join our growing team in our locations in Ireland, UK, Amsterdam, Frankfurt Singapore and Chennai.”
CubeMatch specialises in offering consultancy, resource augmentation and managed services enabling change programmes to be embedded in their clients’ businesses, the company says. Its clients span major global financial institutions including Bank of Ireland, AIB, Ulster Bank, Rabo Bank, among others, it adds.
