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Career Transformation Q1 2026
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From internship to leadership: building a healthcare career at Abbott
For Alanna Moran, an operations leader at Abbott, curiosity has been the driving force behind every step of her career. “Curiosity has always guided me,” she says. “I love understanding how systems work, how people collaborate and how ideas evolve into action.” That mindset fuels her deeper purpose: helping people live their fullest, healthiest lives. ...
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Building expertise in agriculture and food with micro-credentials
The agriculture and food sector is constantly evolving, and professionals increasingly need targeted skills to keep pace. University College Dublin’s (UCD) Agriculture & Food Micro-credentials, developed by faculty in the School of Agriculture and Food Science, offer a flexible way to gain practical, industry-aligned knowledge. Flexible courses across a wide range of topics These short,...
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Why one cinema chain took a big picture view of talent development
The pandemic changed the way that people view their careers and skills development. In response, one cinema chain decided to overhaul the way it attracts and develops talent. It’s been a turbulent time for the cinema industry. In 2020, the pandemic forced cinemas to close. Then, post-lockdown, the Hollywood writers’ strike caused industry-wide production delays....
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Upskill for the future of work
Trinity College Dublin offers accredited learning to help advance your career in highly sought after skill areas like AI and healthcare. Micro-credentials are short, accredited courses that give workers a skills uplift. Designed to fit around busy careers and life responsibilities, micro-credentials at Trinity College Dublin offer targeted development in high-demand areas like AI, sustainability,...
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Medtronic Patient Care Systems: join us in building software that saves lives
Medtronic Patient Care Systems: building technology with heart, where every line of code contributes to protecting and improving the lives of people we love most. Ireland’s west coast has long been known as one of the world’s great medical technology clusters. For decades, Galway and the surrounding region have designed and manufactured life-saving medical devices....
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How great training and support can shape a new future for women in STEM
If you desire a dynamic STEM career, the opportunity and support could be there for the taking at Dublin Airport. daa offers STEM opportunities for women across technology, infrastructure, finance and operations. From graduate programmes, apprenticeships and internships to roles for experienced professionals, the company provides multiple entry points into rewarding STEM careers. As part of...
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“Why my career as a Garda offers purpose, opportunity and fulfilment”
Emmanuel Tacima Samuel came to Ireland 18 years ago from South Sudan, and now works as a Garda in Wicklow. He tells us exactly what he likes about his job. When he was 12, Emmanuel Tacima Samuel — originally from South Sudan — came to Ireland to start a new life with his family in...
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Sparking ambition: a new generation of women in engineering
Two women from Jones Engineering share their insights on why women are choosing to work in this sector. Jones Engineering’s recently qualified Electrician, Lauren O’Rourke, and Chief People Officer, Carmel Walsh, reflect on why more women are choosing engineering, and why visibility, opportunity and support matter. Lauren — from apprentice to electrician Choosing an...
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How Deloitte is transforming the healthcare sector with AI and digital innovation
Guided by Deloitte’s purpose to make an impact that matters for our clients, our people, and society, this team supports the health system to use the latest technologies that are transforming of healthcare delivery in Ireland. This is where the Digital Health & Social Care team at Deloitte Ireland comes in. By aligning innovation with...
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Graduate recruitment landscape remains cautiously optimistic
Ireland’s graduate recruitment trends in 2026 continue to show resilience amid economic caution, with strong employment rates supported by targeted hiring in high-demand sectors. Research from gradireland reports that over 90% of tertiary graduates are securing jobs within nine months, surpassing EU averages per CSO data, despite a national unemployment rate that sits at just...