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Galway
R&D Engineer
Dublin
Project Manager
Limerick
Project Engineer
Limerick
R&D Manager
Galway
Product Lead
Dublin
R&D Manager
Galway
Chemical Engineer
Tipperary
Senior Quality Engineer-Remote
Republic of Ireland
Scientific Consultant
Republic of Ireland
Senior Recruitment Consultant
Republic of Ireland
Account Manager UK and Ireland
Republic of Ireland
Biostatistician
Dublin City Centre
R&D Engineer
Dublin
C&Q Lead
Tipperary
R&D Director
Galway
R&D Manager
Galway
Qualified Person
Limerick
Responsible Person (RP)
Republic of Ireland
R&D Director
Galway
QA Manager
Canada
R&D Engineer
Galway
Recruitment Consultant
Republic of Ireland
Project Engineer
Tipperary
Project Enginer
Dublin South
QA Engineer
Leitrim
Head of R&D
Galway
R&D Director
Galway
Process Engineer
Limerick
Medical Device Director
Republic of Ireland
Qualified Person
Limerick
Senior Manufacting Engineer
Republic of Ireland
R&D Manager
Galway
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Republic of Ireland
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Using Social Media

It can't be stressed how much potential lies in the social web when it comes to job seeking. If you are willing to dig deep and work harder than the next person, opportunities will come your way:

Get active on Twitter -there are lots of various meet-ups going on, from out of work professionals and entrepreneurs to various networking events. You will only strengthen your network and any relationships built here.

Build an impressive LinkedIn profile -OK, so you may not have a huge amount of experience, but at least sell what you do have to the utmost of your abilities. Get in involved with groups (even start your own if you see a niche) and discussions.

Get in touch with old colleagues / classmates -many are working in other roles and pursuing other opportunities, they all have new and diverse networks. It may not be easy or come naturally to you, but ask for help and leads, people are generally very willing to help out where possible.

Learn new stuff -you mightn't have the resources to do new courses. No problem, again there are almost endless resources on the net. Learn HTML; build blogs, graphic design, whatever you're interested in. You can find it here. And you can find hundreds of people with the exact same interest who will help you along the way. As the Bible says 'Just as iron sharpens iron, one man sharpens another.' (Proverbs 27:17)