Bloomberg to Double Its Dublin Team Again by 2030: Tech Jobs Coming
Bloomberg plans to double its 190-strong Dublin workforce by 2030, hiring in software engineering, product and data operations with IDA Ireland support.
EuropeIn brief
- Bloomberg plans to double its Irish headcount by the end of the decade, IDA Ireland said on 20 October 2026.
- The Dublin office has 190 staff and is Bloomberg's largest EU office, after doubling in size over the past year.
- Hiring will focus on software engineering, product development and data operations for the DL+ data platform.
- Amanda Brady is the new director for Ireland, and Richard Norton is head of engineering for Ireland.
| Country | Europe |
|---|---|
| Organization | Bloomberg |
| Official source | Silicon Republic – Bloomberg to double Dublin headcount by 2030 ✓ siliconrepublic.com |
Financial data giant Bloomberg plans to double its workforce in Ireland by the end of the decade, after already doubling its Dublin team over the past 12 months. The plan, backed by IDA Ireland, was announced on 20 October 2026.
Dublin is now Bloomberg's largest office in the EU, with about 190 staff.
Key facts
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Employer | Bloomberg |
| Location | Dublin, Ireland |
| Current staff | About 190 |
| Plan | Double Irish headcount by 2030 |
| Main hiring areas | Software engineering, product, data operations |
| Platform | DL+ enterprise data delivery |
| Support | IDA Ireland |
| New leaders | Amanda Brady (director for Ireland), Richard Norton (head of engineering) |
What the Dublin team does
Bloomberg's Dublin staff work on DL+, a platform that delivers large volumes of financial data to banks, asset managers and other big clients. The work spans engineering, product development and data management. Both new Irish leaders will also act as global leaders for DL+, which shows how central Dublin has become to that product.
The company moved into a purpose-built office in Dublin last November to make room for growth.
Roles to expect
| Area | Example roles |
|---|---|
| Software engineering | Back-end, data and cloud engineers, site reliability engineers |
| Product | Product managers, product owners, UX designers |
| Data operations | Data analysts, data quality and onboarding specialists |
| Engineering leadership | Team leads and engineering managers |
Bloomberg did not give an exact number of new jobs. Doubling a team of about 190 points to a large hiring programme over the next few years.
How to apply
Bloomberg did not publish a dedicated application link with this news. Look for Dublin roles on Bloomberg's own careers site and filter by location. Graduates should also check Bloomberg's early-careers and internship programmes, which are a common route into its engineering teams.
What it means for job seekers
- Data and engineering skills are in demand. Python, Java, C++, cloud platforms and large-scale data pipelines are core to this kind of work.
- Finance knowledge helps. Understanding markets data, reference data or trading is a plus for product and data roles.
- It is a long hiring window. With growth planned to 2030, keep checking for new roles rather than applying once.
- Ireland's tech scene is busy. Several firms are adding Dublin jobs this month, so compare offers.
More Dublin hiring: Whatnot is doubling its Irish team and Tines plans 100 jobs.
Frequently asked questions
How many people does Bloomberg employ in Dublin?
About 190, making Dublin Bloomberg's largest office in the EU.
How many new Bloomberg jobs will there be in Ireland?
Bloomberg plans to double its Irish headcount by 2030. It did not give an exact number of new jobs.
What roles is Bloomberg hiring for in Dublin?
Mainly software engineering, product development and data operations roles linked to its DL+ enterprise data platform.
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