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British Prime Minister position up for grabs in upcoming general election

While, no doubt, the big job at No. 10 will be the focus of much media attention over coming weeks, here below are a few nearer-to-home positions that we’re currently eager to fill here in Ireland: 

1. ICT / E-business Manager
Opportunity to join a household-name, semi-state organisation involved in commercial services development. The e-business function is well established and provides e-business strategy, expertise and services across the whole organisation.

Candidates should have an excellent technical background implementing complex e-business developments and a knowledge of enterprise content management.

2. Marketing Manager
This job is offered by a US multinational pharma/healthcare company with a number of manufacturing and business operational/support units in Ireland. 

The Marketing Manager is a new appointment covering the 32 counties; reporting to the Business Unit Director (BUD) with a dotted line to the Head of European Marketing in Switzerland. Working in close collaboration with the BUD and the local Sales team, and in collaboration with local peers/European marketing team, the activities of the role are broad ranging and will appeal to ambitious candidates who already have an impressive track record at Product or Marketing Manager level with either Pharma/Healthcare or science background.

3. Production Manager
Leading Irish MNC Food + Ingredients company. This role is offered by a multi-site manufacturing company supplying global markets. This long established company has developed and spread its research and manufacturing business from an Irish base to international sites and markets. Regarded as the leading employer in the region they now have a requirement for a Production Manager for their North Kerry processing facility.

Candidates should have relevant qualifications (Science, Manufacturing, Food etc) and cutting edge (lean, GMP, innovation etc) manufacturing experience in a regulated environment. 

For further information, please contact Paddy Collins on 01-662 30 20 or email directly pc@torc.ie.