IT firm to expand Irish workforce

A total of 65 new jobs are to be created in Galway and Dublin over the next three years with the expansion of an IT consultancy firm.

Tue, 27 Mar, 2012 - 08:22

A total of 65 new jobs are to be created in Galway and Dublin over the next three years with the expansion of an IT consultancy firm.

IT consultancy and services provider Sogeti has announced an investment which will see its Irish workforce increased to 150 by 2015,

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