Kabir Ahmed to Join Poppulo as Director of Engineering, EMEA

We are excited to announce that Kabir Ahmed is joining Poppulo as our Director of Engineering, based in Cork, Ireland.

He will be focusing on our employee communications solutions, ensuring that Poppulo continues to lead the market in internal communications.

Kabir is a seasoned software engineering leader and currently heads Engineering at Taxback International. He has more than 20 years of experience, having held roles at Akari Software, Sun Life, and IBM.

“I chose to join Poppulo because of its strong commitment and focus on driving meaningful change,” said Kabir.

“Poppulo is a market leader. The innovative solutions Poppulo offers resonate deeply with my passion for leveraging technology to enhance workplace culture and engagement. I’m excited to be part of a team that truly values creativity and collaboration, where we can explore new frontiers and push the boundaries of what’s possible with technological advancement.”

Cork: A Thriving Tech Hub in Ireland

“Having a leading SaaS company like Poppulo in Cork is vital for the local tech ecosystem,” said Kabir. “It not only contributes to economic growth by creating jobs and attracting talent but also fosters a culture of innovation.

“Cork's vibrant tech community provides a collaborative environment, making it an ideal place for professionals to thrive. Being part of this dynamic setting, where we can make a tangible impact on how organizations communicate, was a significant draw for me.

“I look forward to contributing to Poppulo’s growth and success while helping to elevate Cork’s reputation as a tech hub.”

Shah Karim, Chief Technology Officer, said: “Cork is an important part of the picture at Poppulo. As well as Kabir joining us as our new technology site lead in Cork, we’re also delighted to be back at Rebel Con this year—Cork’s number one technology conference—and we’re in the early stages of exploring a university relations program to help us develop an internship and knowledge share program, and much more.”