Software firm NGINX set to announce 100 jobs for Cork

A US tech and software company is expected to announce the creation of up to 100 jobs in Cork today.

Software firm NGINX set to announce 100 jobs for Cork
Mon, 13 Feb, 2017 - 00:00
Eoin English

NGINX, a San Francisco-headquartered company, plans to create the jobs over the next three years through an IDA Ireland-supported expansion its Irish operations in Cork City.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny will announce the jobs at a press conference in the Opera House around lunchtime.

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