Infosys Aims for New Blockchain & Fintech Jobs in Ireland
Indian software services giant Infosys is looking to double its existing staff in Ireland by adding 250 new jobs in areas such as blockchain and analytics. A new expansion plan by Infosys will include new jobs at the company's first dedicated, product-centric research and development lab outside India in its endeavor to expand operations in Ireland. The company notes that 95 jobs will be added to the facility while a second Irish facility is expected to gain 155 new jobs. The R&D center is specifically positioned to focus on Fintech research and development. The center will embrace an open....
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