Astreya

A global IT infrastructure and managed services company, Astreya has 12 open positions in Dublin. Astreya provides IT support, infrastructure management, and technology operations services to the world's largest technology companies, including managing on-site IT operations, data centre support, and end-user computing environments.

Hiring covers IT support, infrastructure engineering, network operations, data centre, and technical project management roles. Astreya's Dublin team typically supports the IT infrastructure operations of major technology clients with European headquarters in Ireland.

The seniority profile includes mid-level and senior IT infrastructure and support positions. Key skills include IT service management (ITIL), network administration, data centre operations, cloud infrastructure, Windows/Linux system administration, and end-user computing support.

Astreya's business model is distinctive — rather than building its own product, the company embeds dedicated IT teams within the world's biggest tech companies. This means Astreya employees often work on-site at Google, Meta, or other major tech campuses, managing the IT infrastructure that keeps these companies running.

This creates an interesting career proposition: working inside the world's most innovative technology companies without going through their highly competitive direct hiring processes, while gaining exposure to enterprise-scale IT operations and cutting-edge infrastructure.

For IT infrastructure, network, and support professionals in Dublin, Astreya offers careers with a company that provides behind-the-scenes technology operations to the world's most recognisable brands. The company provides competitive IT sector compensation, training and certification support, and the unique experience of working inside major tech campuses. Astreya's model is particularly attractive for IT professionals early in their careers who want to build experience in enterprise environments, as well as experienced engineers who enjoy the operational complexity of managing infrastructure at massive scale.