Squarespace Expands Dublin Operations with 120 New Jobs

Website-building giant Squarespace is set to grow its Irish workforce significantly, with plans to add over 120 new roles in the coming two years. The expansion will focus primarily on engineering and product development, reinforcing Dublin’s position as a key hub for the company’s global operations.

The firm, headquartered in New York, has been operating in Ireland since 2013. Its Dublin base, located at Squarespace House on Ship Street Great, will be the center of this hiring drive, with new opportunities opening up immediately and further recruitment planned for 2025.

A Vote of Confidence in Ireland’s Business Landscape

Minister for Enterprise, Tourism & Employment Peter Burke welcomed the announcement, highlighting Ireland’s appeal for international businesses:

”Squarespace’s decision to expand in Ireland with 120 new roles is a strong endorsement of our country as a stable and attractive business location. I’m delighted to see a global brand like Squarespace continuing to invest in Ireland and wish them every success.”

Strengthening Innovation in Dublin

Colm MacCarvill, Squarespace Ireland Site Lead, emphasized the importance of the expansion, stating:

“We are excited to grow our Dublin team, strengthening our product and engineering capabilities. This investment will allow us to continue developing innovative tools that support millions of entrepreneurs and businesses worldwide.”

Opportunities for Job Seekers

With a strong reputation for providing sleek, user-friendly website solutions, Squarespace is looking to attract top talent in engineering and product roles.

For more details on available positions, visit Squarespace Careers.

This expansion is yet another indicator of Dublin’s growing reputation as a tech hub, solidifying its status as a key European base for global digital firms.

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