Finance Update
Live Jobs
- Partnerships Manager – Merchant Cash Advance – €130,000+ OTE
- Asset Finance Sales Manager – North West – €95,000 OTE
- Compliance Officer – Credit Union, Kildare – €75,000
- Compliance Manager – Mortgages – €60,000
Candidates & skills in Demand:
Throughout 2025, the most active areas within financial services have been those supporting Irish SMEs and consumers through lending and advisory services. Employers are placing a strong focus on candidates with experience in mortgages, asset finance and SME lending. Compliance professionals continue to be in high demand, particularly those who can combine strong technical expertise with the ability to adapt to evolving regulatory and workplace requirements.
Market Update:
A key trend this quarter has been the shift back towards on site working, highlighted by recent return to office policies from organisations such as AIB. At the same time, a number of employers are maintaining hybrid working options as a way to attract and retain experienced professionals. Career progression opportunities continue to play a major role in securing high quality hires.
Life Science Update
Live Jobs
- Regulatory Affairs, Co. Wexford – €70,000
- Senior New Product Development Specialist, Co. Kildare – €65,000
- Senior EHS Advisor (Pharmaceuticals), Co. Dublin. – €70,000
Candidates & Skills in Demand:
Ireland continues to attract significant investment across pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors, which is driving demand for skilled professionals in manufacturing and process engineering. At the same time, evolving regulatory requirements are increasing the need for specialists in regulatory affairs, validation and quality assurance functions.
Market Update:
With ongoing global uncertainty linked to trade, tariffs, inflation and cost of living pressures, many organisations within science and engineering are taking a more measured approach to hiring. To manage both risk and skills shortages, there has been a noticeable increase in the use of contract and temporary professionals, allowing companies to access specialist expertise without long term commitment.
Civil & Residential Construction
Live Jobs
- Site Engineer (Civil), Cork – €60,000 – €65,000
- Project Manager (Water), Meath – €90,000 – €95,000
- Site manager – (Residential Development), Dublin – €100,000 + package
- Project manager – (Residential Development), Dublin – €130,000 + package
Candidate & Skills in demand
The Irish construction sector continues to expand across both residential and civil projects, however there remains a significant shortage of skilled professionals. Project Managers, Site Managers, Engineers and Quantity Surveyors are all in strong demand, alongside trades such as carpenters and electricians. Technical capabilities, including experience with BIM and digital tools, are becoming increasingly important across the sector.
Market Update
Construction activity across Ireland remains strong, supported by government investment and a steady pipeline of infrastructure projects under the National Development Plan. Residential and civil engineering sectors continue to grow, while commercial developments including office, retail and mixed use projects also remain active. Ongoing labour shortages across project management, engineering and trades are placing pressure on delivery timelines, while planning delays continue to present additional challenges for developers and contractors.
Property Update
Live Jobs:
- Senior Commercial Property Manager, Dublin City – €75,000 – €85,000
- Senior Development Manager, South Dublin – €110,000 – €120,000
- Lettings Negotiator, Dublin 6 – €42,000
- Property Manager (Tenancy), Dublin 2 – €42,000–€47,000
Candidates & Skills in Demand
Employers within the property sector are seeking professionals with strong experience across lettings, property management, planning, development and project delivery. Candidates who can manage the full tenancy lifecycle, ensure compliance with RTB requirements and deliver a high standard of customer service are particularly valued. There is also strong demand for experienced Facilities Managers managing large commercial buildings, along with residential PRS professionals as service standards continue to rise across the market.
Market Update
A key trend within the property sector is the continued focus on flexibility in working arrangements, with some employers offering hybrid options to remain competitive. Demand for experienced property professionals remains high, particularly within Dublin, where there is ongoing competition for candidates across lettings and property management roles.
