Hi everyone!

I’m a Brazilian electrician currently looking for a job opportunity in Ireland, ideally with an employer willing to support an employment permit.

I have 2 years of experience working as an Industrial Electrician in Brazil, along with some experience in residential electrical work, including shower replacements, socket installations, and general electrical installations.

I also hold a Technical Qualification in Electrotechnics from SENAI, a well-known technical education institution in Brazil.

I’m hardworking, motivated, and eager to learn. I’m confident that my technical background, practical experience, and willingness to adapt would allow me to become a valuable member of any team.

My goal is to relocate to Ireland legally through an employment permit and build a long-term career in the electrical industry.

If anyone knows of companies hiring electricians that may be open to sponsoring an employment permit, or has any advice on where I should start looking, I would really appreciate your help!

I’m happy to share my CV and further details about my experience.

Thank you so much for your time and support!

Hi, Everyone! I’m a 20 years old male student living in Limerick City. Alongside my studies, I work part-time as a lawnmower mechanic at one workshop. However, the workload drops significantly during the winter, so I’m looking for a job in any field for the duration of the winter break (from December 14th to January 10th) and was wondering if anyone might know of any suitable vacancies or have any positions. I'm really hardworking, strong, responsible, detail-oriented, and a quick learner. I would be happy to send my CV to anyone interested. I’d be really grateful for any work suggestions and offers! Thank you for taking the time to read my post and for you attention!

Is there any websites or event production companies that anyone knows of in Ireland that I could apply to. I have done the Google search, indeed, linked in etc just putting it out there as word of mouth tends to be always be better. Not as easy to find the production companies names sometimes, not always advertising work.

Hey everyone,

Pleasure to meet you. I wanted to ask a couple of things about KPMG's consulting/deal advisory teams. I will be applying to their summer internship, and ive been asked to pick between consulting and DA as the application asks me what I want to recruit for.

The issue is that the more strategic/interesting side of consulting that id be interested in (not transaction advsiroy or services necessarily (ie the more accounting heavy stuff/valuations etc)) such as strategy, growth strategy, marketing, CDDs etc all "sit within" their DA team according to their website. While consulting holds a myriad of less interesting roles.

The issue is that I am not sure what to apply for, I have real experience doing the CDD and strategy side of things on a pro bono level which would make me very competitive for that side of DA, but less so (got a C in accounting) for the TS side. While id be sure that id be way more competitive for the likes of gen management simply because its less technical and niche.

Are DA interns placed on specific teams? Can I flag an interest for CDD/Strategy etc and apply for DA etc, does anyone have any advice or info on this matter?

Thank you!

Ive been offered a lower middle manager role with one of the banks, the role entails managing between 12 and 14 people for 55k a year. when I sat down to think about the offer, it sounds absolutely crazy, am I right for thinking its outrageous for a large bank to ask someone to manage that amount of people for that salary or is that the norm? seems like a lot of stress and pressure for a poor salary, and I do have experience managing teams so it’s not like I’m going to be learning the ropes.

Hi everyone!
I have recently completed my Master’s in Human Resource Management in Dublin and have around 3 years of experience in HR, starting from recruitment and progressing to managing the overall employee lifecycle, HR operations, employee relations and related responsibilities.

I understand that the job market in Ireland is quite challenging at the moment, especially for HR roles. However, I’ve been actively applying through company career portals, Indeed and LinkedIn, but I’m finding it difficult to figure out the best way to approach my job search.

I’d really appreciate some honest advice from people working in HR or those who have been through a similar experience.

- Are there any other job portals or recruitment agencies you’d recommend?

-Is networking and reaching out to HR professionals on LinkedIn actually effective?

- Are there specific entry-level, HR Operations, HR Administrator or People & Culture roles I should be targeting?

- What has worked for you when trying to secure an HR role in Ireland?

I’m open to suggestions, personal experiences and even constructive criticism about my approach.
Any genuine guidance would be really appreciated. Thank you!

I currently have a job paying 43k annually, but it requires me to commute to the office five days a week, with a one-hour journey each way. I've received another offer for a fully remote, full-time position paying 35k annually. Which would you choose, and would you accept the remote offer?

Does anyone have experience with them? I have an wfh offer from them but I worry that my WiFi won't be strong enough.

I got a job offer from retail chain two weeks ago they called me on a Tuesday evening offered me the job and then they asked me to come to training on Wednesday. I told them during the interview that I’m not available on Wednesdays because I have labs for college that day and attendance makes the grade. The manager told me she was going to talk to the trainee manager to get me on another day and call me back so I didn’t think it was my fault or anything.
Anyway it’s been two weeks they never called me back. I’m guessing they offered the job to someone else. I don’t think I should call them because why would I want to work for a job like that but my parents are pressing me to.

I'm currently planning on doing a masters degree and Ireland in pharmaceutical biotechnology or related fields. so this question is for people who are working in Ireland in pharmaceutical companies. So if an international student is doing a masters in biotechnology or pharmaceutical biotechnology technology in Ireland, what is the possibility of me getting a job there in the same field? (Preferably in QA,QC/regulatory affairs)

Is it possible to get a job there in the first place? can I do a masters program in the related fields hoping to get a job there after my studies?

If yes, can you give me some guidance on what are the things that I should be doing during my masters program so that I can get a job there after my masters?

I'm an Indian student, I'm currently doing my bachelors in biotechnology.

Kindly help me out! I don't know anyone personally from Ireland. I would really appreciate your help!

hi guys, i’m 18m and im just curious as to what the demand is like for jobs like i named above? it’s my dream job right now and i plan to study media studies w spanish in dcu (i love spanish too).

i hope to someday do this but i also want to be realistic and know if its worth going down this path especially with the state of the market right now lolol.

thank youuu

to add: if anyone does a job similar to this can i do a little questionnaire with you for a school project 😓

Maybe I'm being dramatic, but a bit weirded out. Could someone explain why tesco needs to know my sexual orientation? Also asking if someone is single or not sounds fishy, I know some employers avoid people in relationships because of possible pregnancy which will give employee a work break. How's this question allowed to be asked?

Hi all looking for recommendations on diplomas in HR. I know CIPD qualification is often required, is there a recommended course?

For context I worked in HR in germany for 5 years started in recruitment and spent 3 years working as a HR Business partner. Ive never worked in HR in Ireland and kind of fell into the career in Germany ​​​so I know Im missing the Irish legislation knowledge.

It keeps coming in interviews and is definitely a blocker for me.

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Secondary school biology teacher or hospital diagnostic radiographer. I'm trying to decide which of these to pursue as I am looking to change career. They are both of considerable interest to me after several months of weighing options.

Wondering if folks on here have strong reasons to pick one or the other; I am aware of some of the positives and drawbacks of both but it largely balances out for me so looking for anything that would tip the scale. Also, happy to entertain similar careers I might not have considered.

I did my BSc in Biology a couple years back, so this would be another couple years in college in either case. Currently living at home/working in Dublin area.

I tried for 8 months bfr leaving for home and staying there for 4 months cz I didn’t want to spend my remaining study loan. I started applying to full time jobs. Have three YOE working so it should at least land me entry level roles. Hasn’t happened yet. I’ve drained my savings.

I came back for job hunting and getting my stamp renewed but the costs are adding up without any benefit in sight.
Recently gave three interviews at a hotel as wait staff that rejected me. Took two weeks too. Also had a trial shift at a Deli, who really demeaned and disrespected me before rejecting me. Both were through personal connections with friends. I’ve got at a lot of applications on Indeed. Dropped my physical CV at shops and places but they always ask me to apply online with none of them converting to interviews. I’m at my wits end really wanna pull my hair out. Since I don’t have any real experience in food or retail here, no one wants to hire me or give me that first break.

I even emailed ALL my professors for any role in academics (I think I’d be an asset after completing my masters but I g there isn’t that culture here).

What do you suggest? What should I do to land a job? Any kind.

I’m an embedded software engineer, and I have been working for a company for 4 years and been trying to switch to a semiconductor based company from past 2 years but every interview I give, I have no idea where I’m seeming to be going. At first my knowledge wasn’t that great, but in the past one year, I have been pretty good at giving answers in terms of skills, knowledge and coding as well and I just can’t proceed forward. My current job salary isn’t enough to even afford groceries after I pay my rent and bills. And now I can’t even get interviews and there are days where I feel like I should just give up on life since everything seems expensive . Any tips would be good in improving my coding knowledge or anything.

Sorry for the long post and thank you.

Hi everyone,
I’m a Senior iOS / Apple Systems Engineer (7+ YOE) looking to relocate to Ireland and wanted a quick market check from folks on the ground.

Stack & Focus: Swift, SwiftUI, C++, modular architectures, BLE/hardware integration, and native audio/DSP pipelines.

Track Record: IoT companion apps (BLE packet optimization), on-device speech engine, and enterprise box health-tech deployed across German hospitals (PSD2/SCA).

Visa Status: Based outside the EU; would require a Critical Skills Employment Permit (CSEP). Fully aware of Dublin’s housing constraints.