Economy Minister Gordon Lyons says the jobs will contribute £6.8m in wages to the local economy.
A US firm is to set up a technology engineering centre in Northern Ireland, creating 153 jobs over four years.
"Overall the project will contribute £6.8m in wages to the local economy once all the roles are in place with benefits of the investment being felt across Northern Ireland." "We selected Northern Ireland as the location for this new centre based on the high-quality software engineers with industry skills, along with a strong pipeline of graduates from your excellent universities.
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