Software company Poppulo to create 125 high-value jobs in Cork
Software company Poppulo will create 125 high-value jobs in Cork to support its international expansion plans.
Founded by Irish tech entrepreneur Andrew O’Shaughnessy, Poppulo’s software is used by 30% of the largest employers in Europe and 20% of the largest employers in the United States. Announcing the new jobs, O’Shaughnessy said that while Poppulo is rapidly growing its global customer portfolio and expanding its base in the US, he was delighted to be in a position to create high-value jobs in Ireland with the backing of Enterprise Ireland.
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