Logitech announces 50 new jobs for Cork

The company plans to expand the staffing of several of its teams in the Cork office, where it currently employs around 200 people.
Logitech announces 50 new jobs for Cork

Logitech first established themselves in Cork in 1988 and moved to its currecnt location at the airport business park in 2013.

Tue, 05 Jan, 2021 - 08:16
Greg Murphy

Logitech Ireland has announced more than 50 new jobs in Cork.

The company plans to expand the staffing of several of its teams in the Cork office, where it currently employs around 200 people.

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