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The jobs are part of its digital transformation
Bank of Ireland has announced 100 new technology jobs as part of its digital transformation.
The company is hiring people with skills in the areas of cloud computing, engineering, cyber security and analytics.
The positions are open to candidates with different levels of experience, from graduate to manager level.
HR Director with bank of Ireland, Eimear Harty, says remote work options are also available:
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