Dublin’s Auxilion to create 12 jobs amid €1.5m investment

The company plans to expand its advisory services practice and grow its team of associates.

Irish digital services provider Auxilion has announced a €1.5m investment into the expansion of its advisory services practice, as part of an accelerated market growth strategy.

The move will create 12 new roles for associates, to be filled by the end of 2027.

Auxilion has stated that the investment is in response to a surge of interest in cloud-based automated solutions, as a result of increased regulatory complexity, and a demand for governance, risk and compliance expertise.

The recently appointed director of advisory services, Eleanor Dempsey, will lead the growing practice.

Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Dublin, with a presence in the UK, Auxilion provides a range of consulting and IT services for public and private organisations.

The expansion is part of the company’s previously announced three year strategy, launched in 2025, which also includes a €10m investment , to evolve and enhance the company’s digital services, business capabilities and digital technology portfolio.

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Commenting on the announcement Eleanor Dempsey said “Investing in our advisory practice reflects our commitment to helping clients achieve digital readiness while effectively managing risk and compliance.

“By delivering proactive, targeted, and continuous risk management solutions, we enable businesses to confidently navigate their digital journeys, unlock new opportunities and drive sustainable growth.”
Patrick Jordan, the CEO of Auxilion, added “As organisations accelerate their digital transformation, the need for strong governance, risk and compliance frameworks (GRC) has never been greater.

In an increasingly complex global landscape, marked by regulatory change, cybersecurity threats, and economic uncertainty, GRC is becoming the foundation that enables companies to operate with confidence and scale safely.

“Digital transformation is not just about adopting new technologies, it requires a foundation of strong governance, effective risk management, and embedded compliance.”
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