The new roles come amid a period of transformation in which the company has committed to a new partnership programme.
Dublin-based digital services company TEKenable has launched a new partnership programme that will create 30 new jobs over the course of the next 12 months.
The new roles will be across project management, business analysis and software engineering and will be reflective of the skills needed to meet the growing demand for cloud, AI, automation and related services. The additional roles will bring TEKenable’s number of employees from 200 to 230 employees by mid-2027.
The programme will see TEKenable expand upon its existing partnership model by introducing a structured framework for working with cloud providers, independent software vendors, academic institutions and delivery partners; as well as strengthening existing relationships and initiating new collaborations.
The organisation has appointed Kieran Kenefick as Head of Partnerships and he will lead the programme. In this role he will focus on building and scaling strategic alliances that support revenue growth, customer outcomes and strengthening relationships across cloud ecosystems and the wider partner community.
Commenting on the announcement Kenefick said, “Partnerships are becoming increasingly important as organisations look for more outcome-focused technology solutions. This programme is about building strategic relationships that allow us to deliver greater value for customers across cloud, AI, automation and enterprise applications.
“As this gains momentum, it will require us to grow our team in tandem, ensuring the expansion of our service offerings comes with the same promise of consistent delivery. There is significant opportunity to deepen collaboration across cloud ecosystems as well as with specialist technology providers and academic institutions.
“By formalising our partnership strategy, we are creating a stronger framework for innovation, joint go-to-market opportunities and long-term growth for both Tekenable and our partners.”
