Our Members
If you’re plotting your next career move, consider Kerry. With a thriving tech scene, friendly people and a laid-back lifestyle, you can build an exceptional career and life here.
Career Success Stories about us
A better career is out there. We'll help you find it. We're your first step to becoming everything you want to be.
We were searching for the best part of Ireland to live in, outside of big urban areas like Dublin. Finally, we came to Killarney. Once I saw the lakes, strolled in Killarney National park, realised Ireland’s highest mountains was on the doorstep, and saw Inch beach, my mind was made up.
Hrvoje Smolic Founder, Qualia Data Sciences Ltd.
The people, the overwhelming feeling of being part of a community, the work and home balance, the costs and the landscape – I have learned a new, better way of living and doing business!
Mariana Kobal Cofounder, Wazp
Kenmare is an amazing town. (I think I can say that pretty objectively as a Corkman!) It punches above its weight in so many ways. From a commercial perspective, we have Gigabit fibre broadband here, and Kenmare Innovation Centre provides a fantastic campus for technology businesses.
John Prendergast CEO, AonachLatest Articles
We'll help you find it. We're your first step to becoming everything you want to be.
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Our Partners
KerrySciTech is actively supported by several businesses in the region. We also have the backing of national and regional bodies, including third-level education providers, development agencies, and government authorities. This gives us the best possible support to make County Kerry a hub for science, technology, and engineering jobs and businesses.
