Exeqution Analytics intends to have all of the new roles filled by 2028.

Exeqution Analytics, an Australian financial and analytics consulting provider, has announced plans to establish a European delivery hub and create 23 new jobs in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The company chose Northern Ireland following an evaluation of other potential investment locations such as London, Dublin and Sydney.

The launch of the hub will generate role opportunities such as senior and junior analytic consultants and business operations officers for professionals based in Northern Ireland. The company intends to have all of the new roles filled by 2028.

Founded in 2021 by Cat Turley and headquartered in Sydney, Exeqution Analytics provides advisory and implementation consultancy to financial organisations who want to understand their data and the markets they operate in better. 

The announcement was welcomed by Kieran Donoghue, the Invest Northern Ireland CEO, who said, “Exeqution Analytics’ decision to establish a presence here highlights Northern Ireland’s standing as a premier destination for data analytics and professional services. 

“The creation of 23 high-value jobs will provide excellent career opportunities for our local talent, whilst also strengthening our international reputation. The hybrid nature of these roles will ensure accessibility for professionals across Northern Ireland, helping to drive inclusive economic growth.” 

Turley, who is also the company’s CEO, added, “Having seen the high level of analytical expertise in Northern Ireland firsthand, I knew this was the ideal location for our expansion. Northern Ireland provides access to a highly skilled workforce with the expertise we need to serve our clients in financial hubs across the world. We are excited to establish a strong presence here and look forward to growing our team.”

Also in Belfast, SciLeads, a market-intelligence solutions provider for the global life sciences sector, previously announced plans to create 60 new fully remote roles over the course of the next three years. Jobs are to be created for professionals in areas such as software engineering, product, sales, customer success and marketing.

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