Most in demand jobs in Ireland

Most in demand jobs in Ireland
What careers are in high demand in Ireland? In the current candidate short market there is an increased demand for skilled talent across a number of industries including Financial Services, Technology and Engineering.
Yet again, the most persistent skills gaps continue to be STEM-related careers – Science, Engineering and Maths, including IT and Technology.

In particular, people who have the expertise and skills for the following jobs are highly in demand in Ireland right now:

Technology: Java Software Engineers / Developers
Software developers and engineer continue to be in high demand as more companies choose Dublin as their EMEA HQ and open up software development centres here.

Java software engineers with React experience and who are data centre are particularly in demand. Also, those who have had exposure to monolith legacy apps/platforms are of high value to companies and will command attention in 2019.

Engineering: Automation Engineer
An automation engineer uses technology to improve and streamline a variety of manufacturing processes. As the pharmaceutical and medical device spaces grow rapidly in Ireland, so does the demand for automation engineering.

Ireland has become the second largest exporter of medical devices in Europe and they account for 10% of all Irish exports. Companies including Boston Scientific and Johnson & Johnson are big in this space and creating demand for engineering professionals countrywide.

Financial Services – Risk & compliance professionals within Asset Management
A number of the world’s leading investment banks and asset management companies are opening new functions in Dublin, particularly within the Risk and Compliance space.

Barclays and Bank of America Merrill Lynch are just two prominent examples of this, illustrating the rising demand.

Insurance – compliance professionals
On a whole, Ireland’s appeal as a centre for insurance excellence has grown, attributed in part to the EU’s Insurance Framework Directives which allows insurance companies in Ireland to carry out business in all EU member states.

Candidates specializing in compliance are one area in greatest demand and will be able to seek premium salaries in 2019.

This area of Insurance has been known to have a shortage of experienced and knowledgeable candidates, often pushing companies to look overseas for suitable talent.

Languages – Multilingual professionals
As Ireland’s interests in the international market become increasingly apparent, the demand for multilingual talent to support global companies such as Google, Salesforce and Twitter, is growing.

Languages proving most desirable include German, Dutch and French, with companies often having to search overseas to find suitably qualified candidates. Candidates in Ireland who are proficient in any of these languages can expect good job opportunities in coming years.

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[AMEditionYT]

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[chrizanndiary]

Can you tell me if economics realated jobs have demand in the market..or is it digital marketing related jobs that has better demand there..please reply

[ufuomastellaoyovwikefe]

Hello. Please what is the prospect of studying Human resources management in Ireland or digital marketing

[Pamela-rpdj]

Thank you for your video! I was wondering if you have some information about the working market in Waterford city please

[adams]

I have 20 years exp in HR and BA, would I get a job in Ireland?
I am non tech, but have HR and process IT background

[sriharshavenigalla]

Hi,

Is it true that it is really difficult to find job for NON-EU students with no experience in relative field.

I have 3 years exp in java and planning to do Masters in Ireland in data science.

As I don't have any experience in data science before, is it difficult for me to find job after course completion?

[premmanoharann]

Nice information brother. Can please specifically say about the civil engineers opportunities sir? Thanks in advance.

[samrasiddiqui]

Thank you for the information... Is there any demands for medical related.. eg dentist

[aniruddhas]

Hi Aamir, Thanks for the video! Your videos are very helpful for a guy like me who is looking for options to study abroad. I was planning to do Masters in Cloud Computing domain in Ireland next year (2021) and will be having 3 years IT experience by then. What is your suggestion with respect to current pandemic crisis? Shall I go ahead with my preparations? or wait for one more year and observe the situation?

[sunnygoud]

Sir, what about civil engineering industry in Ireland?

[snehashah]

Hello, I have a question. Are digital marketing jobs a part of the Critical Skills list? I checked it and I see:

#354 "Sales, Marketing and Related Associate Professionals- International marketing experts with required domain knowledge specialising in product strategy development and management with technical and product/service knowledge (pharmaceutical, medical devices, Software B2B, SaaS products)"

Does digital marketing/SEO specialist count as a part of this? Where can I confirm it?

[dhruvpateldsp]

Aamir Sir,
Is chemical Engineers do have more demand in ireland. ?
Plz do Answer Sir!
I am planning to do masters in chemical engineering in ireland or Germany.

[golurohilla]

Is it worth to pursue master's in Astrophysics and Relativity from DCU for session September, 2021. It is related to Data Science and ML.

[KRANKENdude]

Hey Amir! I just joined your channel, I currently doing MSc. in Communication and Media at UCD. What are my chances to stay in Ireland after 2 years? Thanks.

[sweetytandel]

Hello Aamir, thank you for such a informative video, I am planning to do master in aerospace in upcoming intake also I have 5 years experience of IT aviation industry, so what are the job opportunity for aerospace field?

[SK-ybbx]

Software development jobs are still being posted in Ireland in a high number. I must mention, the way we get out of this pandemic, everyone wears a mask in crowded areas like shops and public transport.

[sarthakbhatnagar]

What about Digital Marketing?
I assume since both Google and Facebook have their European headquarters in Ireland. Their must be demand for them as well.

[applecrazy]

what do you think about a customer relationship manager (crm) jobs, like microsoft dynamics? Im 21 year old from portugal, whats your opinion?

[prajjwalsinha]

Sir what's the scope of jobs after doing a masters in cloud computing or project management in Ireland? I am doing my BE in computer science.