San Diego-headquartered global digital health leader ResMed has opened its new facility as part of a €30 million investment in R&D.
The firm also aims to double its Ireland-based software and technology team with 70 jobs over the next four years to support innovation, technology development, and product development, including high-skilled, high-paying roles such as mobile, AWS, and full-stack software developers, and algorithm/machine learning engineers.
Speaking at the opening, Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Leo Varadkar said: "It was a pleasure to visit ResMed today and officially open the company's new facility. These 70 new jobs, which ResMed is creating over the next four years, alongside a commitment of €30 million investment in research and development is really welcome. Ireland has become recognised globally for the talent of our workforce, especially in the area of healthcare technology and medical devices. ResMed's products make a real difference to so many people's lives and it's great Ireland is playing such an important role in that effort. The very best of luck to the team."
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Mick Farrell, CEO of ResMed, commented: "I'm thrilled to be in Dublin to officially open this state-of-the-art R&D facility. This investment will support the continued growth of ResMed's product portfolio to meet the needs of patients across Ireland, Europe, and the world. It will also create new capabilities and skills within our expanding team in Ireland and support our global innovation strategy."
Mary Buckley, Executive Director of IDA Ireland added: "Continued investment in the area of Research & Development is central to IDA Ireland's strategy 'Driving Recovery and Sustainable Growth 2021-2024'. This investment by ResMed is very welcome and demonstrates the company's commitment to Ireland. It is also an endorsement of the talented team in Dublin who have won this R&D mandate due to their track record in delivering innovative solutions."
