Cork's SE Systems to create 150 jobs nationwide over the next two years

Company offically opens 15,000 sq ft new office building in Dublin Hill in Cork city
 EU Commissioner Michael McGrath, with SE Systems CEO John O'Leary; apprentice Rhanel Gordan; Youenn Lowry, MD; apprentice Jakub Kaczynski, and William Walsh, CEO of Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland at the opening of SE Systems’ new office in Cork. Picture: Michael O'Sullivan/OSM Photo

EU Commissioner Michael McGrath, with SE Systems CEO John O'Leary; apprentice Rhanel Gordan; Youenn Lowry, MD; apprentice Jakub Kaczynski, and William Walsh, CEO of Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland at the opening of SE Systems’ new office in Cork. Picture: Michael O'Sullivan/OSM Photo

SE Systems is to create 150 jobs over the next two years as it looks to double turnover to €100m by 2030, the company said on Friday.

The expansion comes as the company says demand for solar and energy retrofit schemes continues to soar. The announcement was made today by EU Commissioner Michael McGrath, who officially opened SE Systems' new office HQ, an A-rated 15,000 sq ft building, in Dublin Hill in Cork city.

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