Search engine company creates 50 jobs in Dublin

Up to 50 new jobs are being created in Dublin.

Up to 50 new jobs are being created in Dublin.

The jobs search engine, Indeed, has opened its European, Middle East and African headquarters in the city bringing its sales and customer support sectors with it.

The new jobs will be in sales, client services, business development, finance and operations.

The company is particularly interested in native speakers of European languages and multilingual candidates.

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