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R&D Director
Galway
Project Engineer
Tipperary
Senior Manufacting Engineer
Republic of Ireland
Project Engineer
Limerick
CQV Lead
Tipperary
Project Engineer
Limerick
R&D Director
Galway
R&D Manager
Galway
Senior Recruitment Consultant
Republic of Ireland
R&D Director
Galway
Project Engineer
Republic of Ireland
Quality Specialist
Tipperary
Chemical Engineer
Tipperary
Medical Device Director
Republic of Ireland
R&D Manager
Galway
Senior R&D Engineer
Galway City
R&D Manager
Galway
Head of R&D
Galway
Process Engineer
Limerick
C&Q Lead
Tipperary
R&D Manager
Galway
R&D Engineer
Dublin
Project Manager
Limerick
Responsible Person (RP)
Republic of Ireland
Senior Quality Engineer-Remote
Republic of Ireland
QA Associate
Cavan
QC Analyst
Cavan
Trainer
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Recruitment Consultant
Republic of Ireland
Senior Recruitment Consultant
Republic of Ireland
CV Templates

Your CV is a representation of yourself and as such you should put significant work into it to ensure that it represents you in the best light possible. Not wanting to state the obvious, make sure it has no spelling mistakes (spell check!), that your career is in chronological order with most recent first, and that it starts with a 5 or 6 line summary of yourself (profile). Avoid tables and complex formatting as this makes it difficult for automatic CV parsing tools (i.e transferring CV data to a database) to read your CV.

Make sure it is formatted correctly (same font throughout - Arial, Verdana), Headings in Bold 12pt, Subheadings in Bold and Italic 11pt and body text 10pt. Avoid multiple colours (Monochrome Dark grey/Black OK) and don’t put your picture on it. People like conformity and are resistant to change unless it is very beneficial. Try and keep your CV to two pages in length and put publications / abstract etc. at the end in an appendix. This allows you to get the information in you want, yet still keep the main body of the CV in a manageable format. I have put together a couple of CV templates in the next section which you can download as word documents and modify as you see fit.