AMI
Announced: October 21 2016
| No of jobs: | 15 |
|---|---|
| Job title: | engineers, logistics personnel, and warehouse staff, as well as sales and business development professionals. |
| Jobs take effect: | not yet known |
About AMI
Website: http://amiltd.ie/contact-us/
Dublin data security player AMI has revealed plans to create 15 new jobs in a €1.1m investment. AMI which stands for Asset Management Ireland, focuses on the secure retirement of IT assets, an often overlooked area of IT security. It is ranked among the world’s top seven companies for data sanitisation, and one-quarter of Ireland’s 200 largest IT user organisations already have their old IT devices retired by AMI. Available positions include engineers, logistics personnel, and warehouse staff, as well as sales and business development professionals.
The company plans to triple its Republic of Ireland business to €3m over the next three years and grow its team to 50 people. A key factor in AMI’s decision to invest in growth at this time is growing concerns over data security, stemming from the GDPR regulation which could see companies being fined 4pc of their global revenues if they suffer data breaches.
“We have grown by 20pc per year in each of the last three years, and while the recovering economy is part of this, a major factor is the volume of inbound multinational investment from industries where data security is critical,” said Philip McMichael, managing director of AMI.
“These include data centres, financial technology and medical technology companies. We have also been retained by government bodies and a number of security specialists to manage IT disposal on their behalf.