Friday 7 May 2021

Simply NUC, a systems integrator specialising in mini PCs, has announced the creation of 30 roles over the next two years at its facility in Dunleer, Co Louth. 

Established in Round Rock Texas in 2015 Simply NUC provides fully configured, warrantied and supported mini PC systems to businesses and consumers, as well as end-to-end NUC project development, custom operating system installations and NUC accessories. 

Simply NUC established its EU HQ and manufacturing centre in Dunleer last year. The 11,000 sq² will support Simply NUC’s expansion into Europe. To learn more about the roles available at the Dunleer facility visit https://simplynuc.eu/.

Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise Trade & Employment Leo Varadkar TD said: This is great news for Dunleer. Simply NUC is establishing its EU HQ and Manufacturing Centre in its Louth facility and will be creating 30 new jobs over the next two years.

'Succeeding in attracting high-calibre companies'

"This announcement demonstrates, once again, that Louth is an attractive location with much to offer investors. We are succeeding in attracting high-calibre companies and highly skilled jobs across the entire country, a top priority for the government."

"As we made the decision to expand our mini PC business, the EMEA region was the obvious place to go," said Aaron Rowsell, CEO of Simply NUC. "And after extensive research, the Louth area was the best choice for us; we are thrilled to be here!"

"Our new office in Ireland will give us ample resources to serve EU customers with our mini PC products and solutions," said Jonny Smith, managing director of Simply NUC EMEA, "We are pleased to call the IDA Business Park in Dunleer our new home."

IDA Ireland CEO Martin Shanahan said: “The decision by Simply NUC to choose Dunleer as the location of its EU HQ from where it will manage its European expansion is very welcome news for the North East and demonstrates IDA Ireland’s continued commitment to winning jobs and investment for regional locations. I wish Simply NUC every success with this expansion.”