Antrim software firm Decision Time to create 13 jobs in £600,000 expansion Geoff and Sinead Higgins, co-founders of Antrim based software company, Decision Time. Picture by Stephen Davison. 11 May, 2021 01:00
ANTRIM-based software firm Decision Time has announced plans to create 13 new jobs in a £600,000 investment.
The company, which provides governance software for managing meetings, risks and objectives, lists major public bodies and institutions among its customers.
The expansion of the business will take its headcount from 17 at the beginning of this year to 30 by the end of 2021.
The new roles include software development, sales, customer service, HR and marketing.
Invest NI has offered £75,000 to support the creation of ten jobs.
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Decision Time is creating 13 new jobs in software development, sales, customer service, HR and marketing. The new jobs are being created as part of an investment of almost £600,000 in the business.
Invest NI has supported the creation of 10 of the roles with an offer of support of £75,000. This will increase the company’s headcount from 17 at the beginning of this year to 30 by the end of 2021, with further recruitment expected in 2022.
Founded by Geoff and Sinead Higgins, Decision Time specialises in platform management software.
Decision Time’s customers include NHS Trusts, large universities, over 60 housing associations in England, Scotland and Wales, 40 percent of the Republic of Ireland’s public sector bodies, and major Northern Ireland organisations such as Tourism NI and Translink.
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