Strata has announced that it will double its workforce, creating 40 additional jobs over the next three years.
The Dublin based digital construction services and project controls services provider said the majority of the new jobs will be based in Ireland.
The new positions will cover construction scheduling and planning management, 4D/5D digital services, BIM management, sustainability, data analytics, and forensic delay analysis.
Headquartered in Ireland, Strata has served over 60 clients in 15 countries, contributing to the Life Sciences, Data Centre, Energy and Infrastructure sectors.
The company partners with global clients on complex and challenging construction projects, including over twenty-five mission critical constructs.
Simon Coveney TD, the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, said: "Enterprise Ireland's Build to Innovate initiative is one of the actions we are taking under the Government’s 'Housing for All' plan to drive innovation, productivity and structural change in the construction sector. Irish companies like Strata are critical for this, helping a cross sector of companies to develop competitive advantage in their construction planning processes by using cutting edge products and services that are better performing, more efficient, more environmentally sustainable, and more effective for their customers. I would like to congratulate the company on their expansion and look forward to learning about their success and progress in the future."
Kevin Sherry, an Executive Director from Enterprise Ireland said: "Enterprise Ireland's mission is to partner with innovative Irish businesses with the drive and ambition to scale internationally. Strata is an Irish company that continues to play an important role in driving the construction sector forward on the digital transformation journey. Today's announcement of further job growth is significant, and we welcome the steps the company is taking to further enhance the use of innovation and digital technologies within the sector to drive a low-carbon, resource-efficient economy of the future. Enterprise Ireland is delighted to support the company, helping them to grow further and expand their reach, strengthening their customer base internationally."
Strata's CEO, Enda Grimes, stated: "We are delighted to share the details of our growth ambition and announce these new roles. We are experiencing high growth, which is increasing demand across all of our services. The construction sector is undergoing a significant transformation, embracing innovative technology and environmental responsibility. Strata is thrilled to be part of this journey and our aim is to accelerate our contribution to the efficient and environmentally conscious delivery of large construction projects".
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