Software engineering firm creates 40 jobs in Dublin

Forty new jobs have been created by international technology company Diona.

Software engineering firm creates 40 jobs in Dublin
Mon, 28 Apr, 2014 - 08:29

Forty new jobs have been created by international technology company Diona.

The announcement was made by Jobs Minister Richard Bruton at the official opening of the company's new global headquarters in Dublin.

The positions will be across key areas including software engineering, services and global business support, over the next year.

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