Tines Is Hiring 100 Staff in Dublin
Over Half Entry-Level
Irish AI company Tines will create 100 jobs in Dublin over the next two years — and over half are entry-level roles aimed at graduates and early-career professionals. The hiring drive spans every team from product and engineering to sales and customer success, alongside a new Dublin headquarters opening later this year. Which teams are hiring, why the graduate focus matters, the visa route, and how to apply on the legitimate channel.
Contents
1. The Hiring Update at a Glance 2. The Teams and the Graduate Focus 3. The Visa Route for Non-EU Hires 4. How to Apply 5. How to Verify the Posting Is RealThe Hiring Update at a Glance
Reported on 12 October 2026 by Silicon Republic:
- Company — Tines, the Irish AI workflow-automation unicorn co-founded by CEO Eoin Hinchy.
- Scale — 100 new Dublin jobs over the next two years.
- Entry-level share — over half the roles are entry-level, targeting graduates and people entering the jobs market.
- Base — a new Dublin headquarters opens later this year to house the growth; Tines is co-headquartered in Dublin and Boston.
- Momentum — follows 100 new US jobs announced in March, so Dublin is matching the American expansion one for one.
- Apply channel — Tines's official careers page (tines.com/careers).
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The hiring drive covers the whole organisation — not just engineering:
- Product and engineering — building the automation platform Dublin is known for.
- Sales, marketing and customer success — commercial roles scaling with the customer base, including Dublin-hybrid and Ireland-remote listings such as sales compensation management.
- Specialist tracks — including EMEA legal counsel listed as Ireland-remote, showing the Dublin operation hires beyond technical roles.
- Why graduates win here — entry-level hiring at a scaling unicorn is rare: you join before teams calcify, learn the product end to end, and the Dublin–Boston footprint creates internal mobility most startups cannot offer.
Compare the other big Dublin announcement this month — Stripe's 200 engineering and go-to-market roles — to see how the two headquarters hires stack up.
The Visa Route for Non-EU Hires
Dublin tech hiring and Ireland's work-permit system fit together well:
- Main route — Ireland's Critical Skills Employment Permit is the standard path for tech and specialist hires from outside the EU, and scaling Dublin employers sponsor it as a matter of routine.
- Graduate angle — entry-level sponsorship is harder to find than senior sponsorship, which makes a 50%-plus entry-level intake unusually valuable for international graduates already in Ireland.
- What to check — confirm the specific role and Dublin or Ireland-remote location on tines.com/careers, and read our Ireland country guide for thresholds, timelines and verified agencies.
How to Apply
Apply only through Tines's official channels:
- Tines careers page — https://www.tines.com/careers
Tines never charges application, interview or training fees. Anyone asking you to pay to be considered for a Tines role is running a scam.
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Startup hiring is easy to impersonate because careers pages change fast. Verify before sharing anything:
- Check the domain — real Tines hiring lives on
tines.com/careers. Lookalike domains, Gmail addresses and messaging-app recruiters are fraud. - Match the opening — confirm the role title and Dublin or Ireland-remote location on the page; a "recruiter" quoting a vacancy you cannot find there is running a scam.
- Never pay to apply — no legitimate startup charges for applications, assessments or equipment. Any request for a fee, gift card or crypto is a scam.
- Watch for off-platform moves — a recruiter who pushes you to WhatsApp or Telegram with an "urgent hiring fee" is running a fraud operation.
- Verify before documents — share ID and eligibility documents only inside the official application flow, never over chat.