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Biopharma Evumed to create 30 new jobs in Cork
Laura Varley · 2026-05-11 · via Portfolio – Silicon Republic

The new roles will be in areas such as quality, regulatory, supply chain, finance and support functions, according to Evumed.

Cork Airport Business Park has announced plans to host the European headquarters of Evumed, a biopharmaceutical company that has committed to a multimillion-euro investment. 

The move will see the creation of the 30 new jobs at Evumed throughout 2026, in areas such as quality, regulatory, supply chain, finance and support functions. Evumed aims to advance healthcare by ensuring continuity of supply and enabling patients across Europe to access high-quality, affordable medications.

At Cork Airport Business Park, Evumed’s headquarters are located alongside globally recognised names such as Amazon, IBM, McKesson, Emerson, Aviva, GSK, Statkraft and Red Hat and letting agents are currently in talks with an additional three global organisations regarding potential tenancies at the site. 

Colm Moynihan, the president of Evumed, said: “Cork Airport Business Park’s exceptional global connectivity and modern infrastructure, coupled with Cork’s position as a global hub for pharmaceutical manufacturing and innovation offers Evumed the ideal location to grow as we aim to develop and deliver generic, branded and biologic medicines and bring innovation and accessibility together to improve lives.”

There are a range of career opportunities open to Cork-based professionals currently. In April, US software development company MongoDB, which has locations in Dublin and Cork, announced plans to invest €74m into its Irish operations – a move that will generate 200 new jobs. 

In March, data management and cloud data platform provider Qumulo officially launched its new European software R&D hub in Cork, amid a plan for expansion that will create 50 new jobs in the area over the next three years. New roles will include opportunities in engineering, R&D and customer service.

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