"I had a recent interview process with Mastercard, and Veera Annem from Harvey Nash played a key role in facilitating the entire experience. From the very beginning—reaching out to me on LinkedIn—to scheduling each round and clearly outlining what to expect, Veera was consistently supportive and responsive. He ensured I was well-prepared for each stage and kept me informed throughout the process. His professionalism and genuine willingness to help made a significant difference, ultimately leading to a successful offer. I truly appreciate his guidance and would highly recommend working with him."
Leading Technology Recruitment in Dublin
At Harvey Nash Dublin, we are proud to be a driving force in Ireland’s technology recruitment landscape. From our centrally located office at Ella House, Merrion Square, Dublin, we connect the country’s most innovative organisations big or small with the brightest digital and IT talent.
Our commitment goes beyond recruitment—we’re deeply invested in the local community. Whether it’s through supporting tech meetups, contributing to digital skills initiatives, or partnering with local organisations, we’re passionate about helping Dublin’s tech ecosystem thrive.
With decades of experience and our forward-thinking approach, Harvey Nash Dublin is your trusted partner in building for all your talent needs.
Harvey Nash Dublin Office
Ella House
39 - 43 Merrion Square
Dublin 2
D02 NP96
Ireland
Dublin contact number: +353 (0) 1 6741400
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