Ryanair looking to fill over 100 tech jobs in Ireland

The new hires will help Ryanair ‘deliver cutting edge projects, emerging technologies, and drive digital transformation'

Ryanair has said it is looking to fill over 100 highly skilled and specialist tech roles in Ireland.

The roles are across a number of positions including software development, data scientists, security, infrastructure and operations, program and project managers, scrum masters and business analysts. The new hires will help Ryanair “deliver cutting edge projects, emerging technologies, and drive digital transformation,” the airline said in a statement, as it grows to carry over 300 million passengers ...

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