She mentioned one particular team member who started as a graduate in the customer experience department before seeking a new challenge in sales. If you’re passionate about your career development, MacCarthy said Dropbox is an ideal place to grow your career. She said that the company welcomes people from a diverse range of backgrounds but, in particular, it is constantly looking for salespeople across Europe, especially people from the Nordics and Benelux to work on those teams in the Dublin office. “Specifically in Dublin, we have a range of functions here, including sales, customer experience, finance and many other roles.” MacCarthy said that Dropbox is growing both in Dublin and around the world. “We have amazing places to collaborate together, to come together and work, we have a fantastic barista downstairs to keep us energised, and we’ve a gym so people can arrange their workout around their working day.” She told us that the company has a very diverse workforce, with more than 20 nationalities currently working in the Dublin office. Geraldine MacCarthy is the head of sales in EMEA for Dropbox.
Though the company has scaled out with a number of offices across the continent, Dublin remains its core hub. Tech giant Dropbox is known around the world, but what’s it like to work there?įile-hosting service Dropbox allows its customers to keep and transfer files with the reassurance that they are backed up on the cloud, and its brand is known all around the world.įor those in the tech industry who want to land a job at Dropbox, what will make you stand out as a candidate? What is Dropbox currently recruiting for? And what’s it really like to work there? headed down to the company’s Dublin office to find out.ĭropbox started in Europe in 2013 and its first European office was in Dublin.
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