The healthcare tech company Signify Health will create 125 jobs in Galway City with the opening of a new technology centre here.
The US based company announced today that it plans to open this Technology Centre in Galway, with the jobs to be created over the next two years.
“The team at our Galway technology centre will be designing solutions that solve some of U.S. healthcare’s most difficult and elusive problems,” said Josh Builder, Chief Technology Officer.
For its first phase of recruiting, Signify Health is seeking candidates to fill a range of roles in product management and software engineering as well as scrum masters.
Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise Trade & Employment, Leo Varadkar TD said: “I’m really pleased Signify Health has chosen Galway City for its new Technology Centre.”
“This investment is a testament to all Galway has to offer and the company can expect to draw from a deep pool of talent and expertise when recruiting for these new jobs.”
Founded in 2017, Signify Health is a technology-enabled services company that aligns payors, providers and patients to achieve the best health outcomes for individuals.
The company currently employs more than 2,000 people in the United States, and has a national mobile network of approximately 10,000 credentialed physicians and nurse practitioners.
The Galway technology centre will drive technology innovation for Signify Health as it changes how US healthcare is paid for and delivered through its tech platform.
IDA Ireland Chief Executive Martin Shanahan said “Today’s announcement by Signify Health is a significant one for Ireland’s growing InsureTech sector and is an endorsement of the high quality of talent available in Galway and the West Region.”
“This announcement is an exemplar of IDA Ireland’s continued commitment to winning jobs and investment in regional locations. I wish Signify Health every success with this investment.”
