Which companies are hiring engineers in Dublin right now? This is every company on the board with an open €100k+ role there, most open roles first. Pick one to see its roles, or browse the full board below.
Right now 25 companies among the companies have 4,979 open roles in Dublin, most at Google, Apple and Meta. 11 of them sponsor visas.
By Felix · roles refreshed daily from company career pagesGoogle has one of the largest EU engineering presences of any US company. Zurich, London, Munich, and Dublin all run core product work—Search, Maps, YouTube, Cloud. The Zurich office alone is one of their biggest globally. If you want FAANG-level work in Europe, this is one of the best options.
See Google's 303 roles →Apple's EU engineering footprint is quieter than Google's or Meta's, but it's substantial. London, Munich, Cambridge, and Cork all have real teams. Cambridge in particular does chip and hardware work that's hard to find elsewhere in Europe.
See Apple's 282 roles →Meta runs significant engineering out of London, Dublin, and Zurich. These teams work on core infrastructure, AI, and product—not support functions. They've been remote-friendly for EU roles, which widens the options beyond those three cities.
See Meta's 211 roles →Microsoft has offices across most of Europe and tends to hire steadily. They're not as flashy as some of the other FAANG companies on this board, but the stability, benefits, and breadth of engineering work are hard to argue with.
See Microsoft's 207 roles →AWS has engineering teams in Dublin, Berlin, and other EU cities. The scale is enormous—most of the internet runs on their infrastructure. Not remote-friendly, but the breadth of engineering work is unmatched.
See AWS's 207 roles →Anthropic is an AI safety company building Claude, one of the most capable large language models. They have engineering teams in London, Dublin, and Zurich working on core model development, infrastructure, and safety research. One of the highest-paying companies in AI.
See Anthropic's 202 roles →Hudson River Trading is an algorithmic trading firm whose London office builds low-latency C++ trading systems, HPC and GPU infrastructure, hardware design, and AI research tooling, with a smaller trading-support team in Dublin. Most roles are posted for London alongside the US offices. Postings list $200–300K base.
See Hudson River Trading's 199 roles →eBay has been around longer than most companies on this board, but they still run significant engineering across Europe. The marketplace problems—search, recommendations, payments, trust—are technically interesting at their scale.
See eBay's 197 roles →Stripe has engineering teams in Dublin and London. They're known for hiring strong engineers and giving them hard problems—payments infrastructure at global scale. The bar is high, but the work is genuinely interesting.
See Stripe's 195 roles →Personio is one of the bigger European-born companies on this board. Based in Munich, they're building HR software specifically for the European market. If you want to work at a scale-up that's actually European, not just a US company with an EU office, Personio is a solid pick.
See Personio's 195 roles →ElevenLabs builds AI voice and audio models—text-to-speech, dubbing and conversational agents—and is one of Europe's fastest-growing AI companies. Engineering and research teams are spread across London, Warsaw, Sofia and Berlin, plus remote roles across Europe. London engineers earn a median of £190K (packages start around £100K), and Poland-based research engineers start around PLN 950K.
See ElevenLabs's 195 roles →Intercom is a customer messaging platform with a major engineering hub in Dublin. They build real-time communication tools used by thousands of businesses. Strong product engineering culture with interesting problems around messaging infrastructure and AI.
See Intercom's 194 roles →Bloomberg is the financial data, analytics and media company behind the Bloomberg Terminal. Its European engineering centres are in London and Dublin, where teams build the Terminal's data platforms, distributed databases, Kubernetes infrastructure and news systems.
See Bloomberg's 192 roles →Ripple builds enterprise blockchain and crypto payment infrastructure, including RippleNet, the XRP Ledger, and its stablecoin products. Their European engineering teams sit in London, Dublin, and Geneva, working on payments connectivity, security, data, and infrastructure.
See Ripple's 188 roles →xAI is the AI company behind the Grok models and apps, training them on one of the largest GPU clusters in the world. Its London engineering team works on backend APIs, mobile apps, sandboxing infrastructure and X Money.
See xAI's 187 roles →Pinterest has some EU engineering presence. The product is visual search and discovery at scale—the engineering problems around recommendations, image understanding, and search are technically interesting.
See Pinterest's 184 roles →Okta is the leading identity and access management platform. They have a major engineering hub in Dublin and presence in London. The work involves security, authentication infrastructure, and identity protocols at enterprise scale.
See Okta's 184 roles →Virtu Financial is a NASDAQ-listed market maker whose European engineering is centred in Dublin, with a smaller team in London. Dublin hires full-stack developers, FPGA hardware engineers, and quantitative strategists, and London hires Java software engineers.
See Virtu Financial's 183 roles →MongoDB is remote-friendly and has EU roles in Dublin and other cities. Developer tools and databases are a space where the engineering problems are genuinely hard—scale, consistency, performance. Worth watching if you're into infrastructure.
See MongoDB's 182 roles →Squarespace has a smaller EU footprint, but they hire remotely for some roles. The product is well-designed and used by millions. If you care about design-driven engineering and clean user experiences, they're worth a look.
See Squarespace's 182 roles →Riot Games is the studio behind League of Legends and VALORANT. Their Dublin office is Riot's EMEA hub and hosts engineering teams for game, platform, and publishing technology. We list Dublin roles only.
See Riot Games's 182 roles →Toast is the restaurant point-of-sale and payments platform, and Dublin is its main engineering hub outside the US. Teams there build payments, AI foundations, the data platform, and core infrastructure.
See Toast's 182 roles →Susquehanna International Group (SIG) is a global quantitative trading firm founded in Philadelphia and one of the largest options market makers. Its European technology hub is in Dublin, where software, trading-systems, site-reliability and data engineers build and run the firm's trading platform.
See Susquehanna (SIG)'s 182 roles →Workday builds the cloud platform for finance, HR and planning used by most of the Fortune 500. Its European engineering hub is in Dublin, where teams work on distributed systems, the API and agentic AI platform, machine learning and cloud infrastructure.
See Workday's 182 roles →ServiceNow is the enterprise workflow platform (IT, HR, customer service and AI agents) used by most large companies. Its European engineering presence is in Dublin, where software and site-reliability engineers build and run the Now Platform's cloud infrastructure and AI products.
See ServiceNow's 182 roles →
