Digital workflow company ServiceNow has moved to larger offices in Dublin and will be adding at least 20 senior roles to its workforce.

The New York company’s expanded presence in Ireland will include new roles in legal, engineering, internationalisation, marketing, and other functions to help accelerate further business growth globally and to expand ServiceNow’s existing Irish customer base.

The company says its mission is to “make work better, for people”, and that its cloud‑based platform and solutions “deliver digital workflows that create great experiences and unlock productivity for employees and the enterprise”.

EMEA general manager Philip van der Wilt said: “Our global business is growing rapidly and we see huge potential to drive further growth through our expansion in Ireland. Not only will it extend our ability to deliver world class service to our customers locally and across EMEA, the pool of talent in Ireland is extremely attractive.”

IDA Ireland head of technology Donal Travers added: “As an established technology hub within Europe, Dublin is a very attractive location for international software companies to set up parts of their business.”

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The jobs on offer include Senior Technical Support Engineer, Senior Software Development Engineer, Manager, EMEA Security and Operations Compliance, Senior Database Engineer, Change Manager, Privacy Analyst, as well as tax specialists and accountants and a Global Contracts Negotiator.

The full list of positions, with job descriptions and requirements, is available here.

Photo: Mark Cockerill (right), Vice President, Legal at ServiceNow, with Donal Travers. (Pic: Chris Bellew / Fennell Photography)