Ergo to create 60 jobs due to pandemic demand

Accelerated adoption of digital technologies and increasing reliance on cloud services has led to the expansion

Ergo, co-founded by John Purdy (pictured) and Tim Sheehy in 1993, started as a two-man firm selling toner cartridges for printers. 

Cloud and managed services provider Ergo has announced it’s expanding its workforce by 60 people as part of a multimillion-euro investment in response to the accelerated adoption of digital technologies and the increasing reliance on cloud services due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Ergo, which has offices in Cork and Dublin is hiring for a number of roles including business development, Microsoft Azure cloud architecture, Microsoft Azure and Dynamics 365 solution sales, cloud solution software engineering, business change and project management.