26 Chief Executive Officer Ceo jobs in Ireland

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

Dublin, Leinster Voltedge

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As Bewley’s embarks on the development of a different and better Bewley’s brand positioning and a revitalization of the existing business, we are now seeking to recruit the role of Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

This is a permanent role and based out of our Northern Cross Office in Malahide Road, Dublin.


The CEO will oversee the Irish Division and the leadership of the ~160-person strong team.

Reporting to the Chair of the Board, they will be responsible for the delivery of two key components:

  1. Revitalizing and profitably growing the Bewley’s consumer brand in a renewed direction,

  2. Achieving sustained sales and profit growth in our well-established wholesale B2B business.

The role requires exceptional leadership capability; to ensure successful implementation of the new business strategy bringing key experience to effectively navigate change.

We want to hear from visionary thinkers and inspiriting leaders with strong alignment with the Bewley's Core Values and

  • proven experience in a CEO or General Manager role within a consumer-branded business.

  • demonstrated success in profitable brand development, incorporating consumer insights, innovation, and operational rollout.

  • In-depth expertise in specific channels such as retail, high-street foodservice operations, grocery, online, or licensing/franchising.

  • Familiarity with the nuances and dynamics of a family-owned business.

  • Experience working with long-established Irish brands and an understanding of the cultural significance and legacy involved.

  • A track record in leading business transformation and fostering culture change.

Please include a cover letter in your application, outlining your experience in consumer brand development and strategic leadership.


Bewley’s is an Equal Opportunities employercommitted to diversity and inclusion. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and will provide reasonable accommodations throughout the recruitment process.

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Chief Executive Officer

Dublin, Leinster Macro Building Management Company CLG

Posted 5 days ago

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Job Title: Chief Executive Officer Location: Macro Community Resource Centre, 1 Green Street, Dublin 7 Organisation Macro Building Management Purpose of Role To manage the day to day operations of the Macro Community Resource Centre Salary €51,700 per annum DOE Hours of Work 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday Reporting to Board of Directors Job Type Permanent Full Time Overview of Organisation Macro Community Resource Centre is an organisation in Dublin 7. It is owned by Dublin City Council and managed by Macro Building Management. We provide serviced office space for local organisations and room rental for use by organisations and groups operating in the community and wider Dublin City area. Our community services include courses, activities and clubs for local individuals and families. We run a busy Charity Shop on North King Street which financially supports the operation of the centre. Macro Community Resource Centre operates on the social enterprise model and all profits from services are reinvested back into the community and used to fund the supports we provide. Dublin City Council provide funding to ensure we are able to maintain a quality service, and we are part of the Community Services Programme, funded by the Department of Rural and Community Development and administered by Pobal. Responsibilities of Role Management of day to day operations of organisation by leading an experienced team made up of administration, communication, retail and facilities staff Working with Dublin City Council to manage licenses spaces and provide support to resident Securing and managing core and project funding, including communication with government funders and compliance with funding terms. Ensuring compliance with Charities Governance requirements Ensuring that the building is safe and well maintained, and that service contracts and maintenance schedules are in place and up to date Overseeing the management of all profit generating services, including meeting room hire, catering service, charity shop and office rental Adhering to financial oversight policy and ensuring that robust systems are in place, including record keeping, reporting to the Board of Directors and preparation of the annual financial audit Ensuring that all required HR, Financial and Governance policies are in place, communicated to staff, updated when necessary and adhered to by all staff Developing and overseeing needs based community services such as adult education, youth activities and older adults services Working with the Board of Directors to develop and monitor the strategic aims and objectives of the organisation Communicating with community and organisational stakeholders to ensure that the organisation meets the needs of its target groups Ensuring that the centre is an open, inclusive and welcoming environment for all who use its services and the services of the resident groups Any other duties are required by the Board of Directors to ensure that the organisations needs are met Required Third Level Qualification in a relevant field Leadership experience in the nonprofit sector, particularly in the management of staff Proven track record with securing and managing Government funding contracts Experience in community development/community based organisations IT literacy including experience with Office 365 Knowledge and experience of compliance with the Charities Code of Governance Desirable Experience managing a social enterprise Experience or working knowledge of QuickBooks and payroll packages Social media marketing experience Experience or working knowledge of website maintenance (non-coding) The Person Confident in decision making and problem solving for a multi department organisation Experienced in working with and supporting other organisations Comfortable with leading an established and experienced team of staff Has an understanding of the issues and barriers faced by an inner city community Compassionate to all centre users If you feel that you are a good fit for this role, please submit your CV and Cover Letter. The deadline for applications is Friday 5th of September 2025 at 1pm. Interviews will take place mid-September 2025.
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Chief Executive Officer

Galway, Connacht €150000 - €200000 Annually Performing Arts Forum

Posted 12 days ago

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The Board of Druid seeks a Chief Executive Officer.

This is a unique opportunity to shape the future of one of Ireland's leading theatre companies.

Reporting to the Board, theCEOwill strategically and operationally lead the organisation to realise Druid's vision of Irish performance for the world. Operating from Druid's office in Galway, theywill work in partnership with the Artistic Director to ensure the successful execution of Druid's artistic vision.

The successful candidate will have a record of achievement in leading in the cultural sector, proven strategic and business planning skills, strong financial and business acumen, creative flair and excellent communication skills. They will have experience of leading team and partnership projects, managing significant budgets, and balancing creative risk with sound financial management.

For more information please download the candidate brief;

Applications should be sent close of business on Friday 12 September 2025.

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Chief Executive Officer - Fintech

Dublin, Leinster €150000 - €200000 Annually Camden Recruitment Partners

Posted 7 days ago

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Chief Executive Officer - Fintech

We are seeking an experienced and strategic financial services professional to lead the EU entity of a fast-growing, FCA and CBI-regulated FX fintech firm. The CEO will be responsible for overseeing regional growth, ensuring regulatory compliance, and strengthening the firm's presence within the EU. This role offers a unique opportunity to lead a dynamic, customer-centric business at the forefront of financial innovation.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Hold Key Leadership Roles: Serve as PCF-1 (Executive Director), PCF-5 (Chair of the Risk Committee), PCF-8 (Chief Executive Officer), and PCF-42 (Chief Operating Officer), ensuring strong governance and regulatory accountability.
  • Strategic Leadership & Business Planning: Monitor company performance against the Business Plan and provide strategic direction to support long-term growth.
  • Financial & Risk Oversight: Oversee financial performance, manage the firm's risk profile, and ensure full compliance with regulatory obligations.
  • Outsourcing Governance: Lead executive oversight of all outsourced functions, including intra-group outsourcing arrangements.
  • Market Development & Sales Growth: Promote business development in Ireland, support sales efforts, and drive new client acquisition.
  • Resource Management: Ensure adequate human, financial, and material resources are in place for efficient and effective operations.
  • Stakeholder Representation: Represent the firm at key events, industry forums, and networking opportunities to enhance visibility and influence.

Key Requirements:

  • Industry Expertise & Regulatory Knowledge: Possess substantial experience and qualifications in financial services, with a deep understanding of the sector and its regulatory environment.
  • Fitness and Probity Standards: Meet the Central Bank of Ireland's "fit and proper" requirements, demonstrating integrity, competence, and financial soundness.
  • Strategic, Governance & Risk Oversight: Provide effective oversight of the regulated entity, ensuring robust governance structures, risk management frameworks, and alignment with industry best practices.
  • Regulatory Compliance & Financial Stability: Ensure full compliance with relevant laws and regulations, and maintain the firm's capital, liquidity, and overall financial resilience.
  • Stakeholder & Board Engagement: Communicate effectively with regulators, board members, and customers, while supporting informed decision-making and strong governance.
  • Ethical Culture & Professional Development: Promote a culture of ethics, professionalism, and accountability, while committing to continuous learning and development.

How to Apply:

For further information on this job opportunity please apply via this link with your CV.

Due to application volume, only candidates who meet the specific criteria as laid out on the job specification will be shortlisted to discuss.

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VACANCY: Chief Executive Officer

Meath, Leinster €150000 - €200000 Annually Irish Sport

Posted 12 days ago

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Location: Sports HQ 1, National Sports Campus, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15 with travel to other sites when required

Responsible to: Chairperson of the Board

Direct Reports : 3

Other requirements: The role will require some evening and weekend working

Tenure: 3 year fixed term contract (renewable)

Overview:

Olympic Handball Ireland is the National Governing Body (NGB) for the sport of Olympic Handball in Ireland. We are recognised by and affiliated to Sport Ireland, Sport Northern Ireland, the Olympic Federation of Ireland, European Handball Federation (headquartered in Vienna) and the International Handball Federation (headquartered in Basle).

The organisation is a CLG (Company Limited by Guarantee) and overseen by a Board of Directors. We have 3 permanent staff members.

Our main playing base is in primary and secondary schools with over 5,000+ players participating in annual competitions. A number of clubs including the main universities cater for the Men's and Women's League's and other competitions based mainly in Dublin, Cork and Belfast.

Handball in Ireland has experienced significant growth in the last number of years and we are now in a position to appoint a CEO to lead the development of the sport and foster future sustainable growth.

THE POSITION

As Chief Executive Officer, you will lead the organisation and be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day management of Olympic Handball Ireland and will be reporting to and accountable to the Board.

As CEO, you will be expected to understand member's needs, while having the ability to manage a complex portfolio of organisational responsibilities, including commercial and strategic priorities, operational effectiveness, stakeholder management, communications, and financial/governance controls.

You will be responsible for the effective management and coordination of full-time and contract staff and volunteers. To be considered for this role you will need to be an effective leader, with excellent stakeholder management capabilities.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Leadership / Strategic Planning

  • Work proactively with the Board and the organisation's key stakeholders to develop and deliver the goals of the Strategic Plan.
  • Represent OHI in a responsible manner in line with the organisation's interests to all key stakeholders locally, nationally and internationally.
  • Interact with members of staff and volunteers to foster understanding, commitment and encourage personal and professional development.
  • Assist the board in the development of volunteer roles and policies in disciplines such as refereeing, coaching, team manager, competition and event organisers, local development officers
  • Develop the values of OHI and role model expected behaviours such as integrity inclusivity, respect and teamwork.
  • Encourage efficient and effective use of resources to deliver return on investment in support of strategic goals and objectives.
  • Maintain and develop best practice management and governance protocols.
  • Reporting is critical to the success of the OHI and the CEO must work with the Board in the delivery of timely and comprehensive reports for our key funding stakeholders and members.
  • Create an environment where excellent relationships with all stakeholders are maintained and nourished.
  • Ensuring an inclusive environment, with consultation and dialogue at its core, is a key priority for the organisation.
  • Actively engage with schools, clubs and volunteers to strengthen and support increased participation and membership.
  • Ensure all OHI competitions and events are organised and delivered to an agreed professional standard.
  • Identify and develop relationships with new stakeholders to ensure the sport has the widest possible exposure to potential new participants and membership.
  • Engage with EHF/IHF and other NGB's (eg. GB, Denmark) on the development and role out of international best practice in sporting requirements, events appointment of delegates and attendance at conferences and meetings representing OHI.

Financial/Governance/Risk Management

  • Ensure the financial dealings of the organisation are managed in a prudential way reporting on same to the Treasurer (or an appointee) and the Board.
  • Ensure OHI is at the forefront of best peer practice in all Governance matters and in full compliance with statutory frameworks.
  • Explore and drive existing and potentially new revenue streams outside of statutory funding vehicles.
  • Ensure risk management systems and policies are appropriate, current and applied.
  • Ensure the successful ongoing coordination and resourcing of sub-committees in line with OHI policies.

Commercial, Marketing and Communications

  • Manage commercial and sponsor relationships to maximise revenue certainty by building long-term partnerships.
  • Identify new programmes and other innovative opportunities to expand the revenue base.
  • Ensure that marketing, branding and communications activities are structured to strengthen the reputation of OHI and that of the sport.
  • Engage with the marketing and communications team to ensure the strategic marketing and communications planning is being supported by the day to day posting on the web site and on social media (for example).
  • Ensure resources are in place to make handball an attractive investment for potential sponsors and develop reporting tools for same
Experience Requirements

OHI would like candidates to demonstrate a range of skills, experience and traits which will help them be successful in this role, these include:

  • Experience in a similar field, ideally in the sporting or not-for profit sectors.
  • Senior management or Board experience in a challenging environment.
  • Experience managing budgets/grant applications
  • Experience of managing and motivating a team.
  • Visionary thinker with the ability to facilitate and lead change.
  • Strong, yet inclusive management and leadership style, with the ability to effectively build relationships with a wide variety of volunteers, professionals, governing bodies and other stakeholders.
  • A passion for excellence while maintaining impeccable standards of integrity, both organisationally and personally.
  • Experience of building relationships and collaborating effectively with multiple organisations and stakeholders to deliver mutually beneficial outcomes.
  • A leader who values diversity and inclusion at all levels.
  • A confident spokesperson when representing our organisation, an ability to demonstrate previous experience in doing so with stakeholders, commercial partners, media and others.
  • An analytical, numerate and disciplined thinker, who has the ability to think complex issues through and develop effective solutions in a timely manner.
  • Experience working with various public & private stakeholders in the sporting sector in Ireland or internationally.
  • Evidence of drive, determination and leading by personal example to deliver results through commitment, work ethic, and going the extra mile when necessary.
  • Previous experience of reporting to a National Board Council or equivalent

To apply please send your CV and cover letter outlining why you are suitable for this position to our recruitment partner Fleming Executive Recruitment: by 5.00m on 22 nd August 2025

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Strategic Planning and Governance

Dublin, Leinster Citigroup

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The Strategic Planning and Governance Lead will join the Strategic Planning and Governance Team, which forms part of the wider Citibank Europe Plc (CEP) Chief Operating Office. The CEP Chief Operating Office drives cross-enterprise initiatives and consistency, governance and end-to-end process alignment. This is a high-profile role with significant exposure to senior leadership. This opportunity will provide unique insights into Citi during a time of growth in Europe. This role will report directly to the Strategy and Governance Head within the CEP Chief Operating Office.
**Responsibilities:**
+ Responsible for the end-to-end buildout, delivery and management of the CEP Strategic Plan across multiple business lines, CEP's Branches, functional areas and its principal subsidiary.
+ The development of the CEP Strategic and Operating Plan is a regulatory requirement and the candidate will be responsible for managing interdependencies, ensuring consistency and delivering a coherent and cohesive Strategy, including development of ongoing monitoring of same.
+ The candidate will be expected to work across all of CEP's business and functional lines and assess the wider strategic book of work activities including our CEP digitalisation strategy.
+ Management of the end-to-end governance of execution and delivery of the plan including implementation of robust procedures and effective risk and control management.
+ Work as part of the wider Strategic Planning and Governance team and assess appropriate governance pathways and ongoing governance activities across the entity.
+ Ability to synthesize a wide set of information into executive ready views for senior executives including Executive Management meetings, Board of Director updates, Strategy documents.
+ Provide key management updates and analysis for a board range of book of work activities.
+ Follow emerging industry trends and potential disrupters to segments and strategic risk.
+ Deliver specific ad-hoc analysis and tactical support in preparation for business and management meetings.
+ Demonstrate a significant grasp of the organization, the business, and the markets to deliver crisp and succinct executive-level responses.
+ Grasp key priorities and complex issues quickly for the larger organization and create clear written presentations/communications.
+ Excellent communication skills required in order to negotiate internally, often at a senior level.
+ Analyse data gathered and develop solutions or alternative methods of proceeding.
+ Performs other duties and functions as assigned.
+ Appropriately assess risk when business decisions are made, demonstrating consideration for the firm's reputation and safeguarding Citigroup, its clients and assets, by driving compliance with applicable laws, rules and regulations, adhering to Policy, applying sound ethical judgment regarding personal behaviour, conduct and business practices, and escalating, managing and reporting control issues with transparency.
**Qualifications:**
+ Experience in financial services.
+ Project planning and management experience.
+ Prior Consulting experience is a benefit.
+ Experience working in global and complex settings with multiple stakeholders.
+ Knowledge of the financial services industry and technology.
+ Proven ability to work in a team of diverse skill sets and cultures.
+ Proven ability to work in high-pressure, time-sensitive environments.
+ Consistently demonstrate clear and concise written and verbal communication.
+ Possesses excellent written and verbal communications skills. Able to work through a large, complex matrix organization; demonstrates a flexible approach and resilience to setbacks.
+ Promotes a culture of collaboration and teamwork across organizational boundaries; willing to break down business and/or functional silos to optimize results.
+ Franchise player; broad, critical thinker, self-motivated; comfortable working with ambiguity.
**Education:**
+ Bachelor's degree/University degree or equivalent experience
+ Master's degree preferred
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Strategic Planning & Operations Manager

Dublin, Leinster Life Science Recruitment Ltd

Posted 5 days ago

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Were currently recruiting for an exciting opportunity with an award-winning Pharmaceutical organization based in Dublin. This is an excellent position for anyone who is looking to join a leading multinational who are one of the best at what they do. Ideally the person will be responsible to enable teams and business functions to improve operations and reduce waste by enhancing reliability and efficiency through the application of Continuous Improvement tools, techniques, and methodologies. This role will measure performance and identify opportunities to optimize and improve productivity. This role requires in-depth knowledge of continuous improvement tools, techniques, and methodologies, along with practical experience in applying them to improve the performance of processes, equipment, people, and systems. This person will engage with internal customers to support their efforts in solving complex problems and improving performance. Responsible for: Perform analysis and diagnostics to identify opportunities for improvement and make recommendations to leadership. Coordinate idea generation, project identification, prioritization, and overall selection, ensuring that projects are integrated with business strategies. Support the design and delivery of Lean/Six Sigma projects as part of a cross-functional team. Identify and justify project financial savings. Support teams assigned to implementing the recommendations. Design and facilitate workshops and Kaizen events. Drive achievement for own projects and projects they are supporting. Develop standards (labor/machine) and resource modelling. Train all levels of the organization on OE principles and methodologies through our OE Training Program. Coach and mentor Project Sponsors, Black Belts/Green Belts candidates on the proper use of tools, improvement processes, and deployment issues. Encourage an OE culture by influencing and empowering employees to identify opportunities to apply techniques and tools in everyday work activities. Facilitate the sharing of best practices and project successes across the organization. Facilitate communications and change management for key programs and projects. Act as the process owner for a lean practice, responsible for the deployment approach. Education and Skills: Bachelors degree in Science or Engineering plus a minimum of 3-5 years of relevant experience. Experience in Project Management. Experience in manufacturing, technology, and supply chain, with experience in Drug Product manufacturing considered an advantage. Knowledge and understanding of manufacturing processes, cGMP, industry regulations, product development, and commercialization. In-depth knowledge of at least one structured problem-solving approach (e.g., A3, DMAIC, 8D, etc.). Lean Six Sigma Green Belt or equivalent (nice to have) Exceptional data analysis skills, including acquisition and presentation of data. Proficiency in at least one of the following: Microsoft PowerQuery, Spotfire. Strong capabilities with Microsoft Office and Power Platform software Power BI, Excel, PowerQuery, Project for the Web, PowerAutomate, as well as Word, PowerPoint, etc. Experience implementing Continuous Improvement methodologies such as Six Sigma, DMAIC, and/or Lean Manufacturing. Experience developing standards (labor/machine) and performing resource modeling. Financial acumen. Experience with regulated environments (i.e., cGMP, OSHA, EPA). If interested in this posting please feel free to contact Avishek Singh at Avishek.sing or for further information.
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Chief Executive Officer Druid Performing Arts CLG

Galway, Connacht €150000 - €200000 Annually Artscouncil Ni

Posted 5 days ago

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The Board of Druid seeks a Chief Executive Officer.

This is a unique opportunity to shape the future of one of Ireland's leading theatre companies.

Reporting to the Board, the CEO will strategically and operationally lead the organisation to realise Druid's vision of Irish performance for the world. Operating from Druid's office in Galway, they will work in partnership with the Artistic Director to ensure the successful execution of Druid's artistic vision.

The successful candidate will have a record of achievement in leading in the cultural sector, proven strategic and business planning skills, strong financial and business acumen, creative flair and excellent communication skills. They will have experience of leading team and partnership projects, managing significant budgets, and balancing creative risk with sound financial management.

About the Organisation

ABOUT DRUID
'Ireland's most prestigious theatre company' Irish Independent

'A world-class company rooted in the cultural fabric of Galway' The Irish Times

Founded in 1975, Druid is an internationally touring theatre company based in Galway.
Its mission is to be a touring theatre without peer, anchored in the West of Ireland and looking to the world, producing and presenting the best work, both new and old, with boldness, agility, passion and flair.

Druid is a writers' theatre, exploring ambitious projects, reimagining classics and premiering new work annually. The company continues to nurture playwrights through its New Writing programme while also presenting classics from both the Irish and international canons. At the heart of their artistic programme is the Druid Ensemble who work closely with the Artistic Director, Garry Hynes and the Druid team to deliver a varied and ambitious body of work.

Druid passionately believes that audiences have the right to see first class professional theatre in their own communities. The company has toured the length and breadth of Ireland as well as touring internationally to the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and Hong Kong.

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About Your New Employer Make a Difference: Join an organization dedicated to advancing the rights and welfare of children and young people under 18 years in Ireland. Dynamic Environment: Be part of a team that produces high-quality, authoritative contributions on legislation and public policy affecting children. Professional Growth: Engage with national and international monitoring mechanisms, and collaborate with European and British networks. About Your New Job as an Executive Officer, Policy Officer Information Gathering: Assist in gathering and analyzing information about developments in law, policy, and practice relating to childrens rights in Ireland. Monitoring and Reviewing: Contribute to monitoring and reviewing national legislation and public policy developments affecting children, including preparing updates. Research and Briefing: Conduct research on issues relating to childrens rights and prepare briefing notes to inform the Policy team. Public Engagement: Handle queries and requests for information from the public and others on matters relating to childrens rights. International Collaboration: Support engagement with UN and European monitoring mechanisms and contribute to work with European and British networks. Team Projects: Assist with joint projects with other teams and manage knowledge and information sharing within the Policy team. What Skills You Need as an Executive Officer, Policy Officer Educational Background: First or second class primary honours degree (Level 8 NFQ) in law, sociology, social policy, or political science. Knowledge and Experience: Demonstrated knowledge and experience of childrens rights, international and European human rights standards, and national legislation and public policy in Ireland. Research Skills: Proven experience in undertaking policy and research projects, sourcing, analyzing, evaluating, and synthesizing information from multiple sources. Communication Skills: Effective verbal and written communication skills, including report writing and strong IT skills. Desirable Skills for nExecutive Officer, Policy Officer Research Software: Experience using research software. Initiative and Teamwork: Ability to work on own initiative and as part of a multi-disciplinary team. Project Management: Project management skills and experience working across organizational functions. Stakeholder Engagement: Experience engaging effectively with diverse stakeholder groups. Adaptability: Ability to work under pressure, meet tight deadlines, and adapt to change. Whats on Offer Professional Development: Opportunities for training and career growth. Impactful Work: Contribute to meaningful projects that advance childrens rights and welfare. Whats Next Apply now by submitting your application form via the online application portal before 12 noon exactly, Tuesday, 02 September 2025. Only application forms submitted online will be accepted. Applications submitted after the closing date and time will not be considered. Skills: Research Software IT Policy Research Benefits: Paid Holidays See Description
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