Innovative tech start-up ArtofUs is joining Jobs Expo Dublin. This is a fantastic chance to meet a cutting edge company creating the technology of tomorrow.
ArtofUs (AoU) is a pioneering new software company. They have developed the world’s first Human Operating System for service application developers in the Internet of Things (IOT) market. The ArtofUs core belief is that the IOT market is missing a human-centric behavioural data system that will work in real-time with a solid basis of sensor information. New applications and services can be created on top of this foundation.
The first AoU based services provider offerings for Home, Work and Play will come to market in China, Europe and North America in 2017. Some of the biggest brand names in tech and cloud computing will launch AoU enables services.
ArtofUs have their headquarters in London, in addition to operations in Dublin and China.
AoU’s work is state of the art. It offers many frontier challenges in vision data analytics, algorithm development and large-scale message bus and server cloud related environments.
Leonard Donnelly is the CEO and one of the founders of ArtofUs. He is an experienced technology entrepreneur, investor and professional executive.
Prior to AoU, Leonard was:
In addition, Leonard has held executive and non-executive roles in Ericsson, Fore Systems, Euristix, and Cinehub. He is also one of the founding board members of Ludgate in Skibbereen which is becoming iconic in the tech community internationally.
Jobs Expo Dublin is proud to announce that Dixons Carphone will be recruiting at our event on 22 October at Croke Park.
Dixons Carphone is Retail Week’s Retailer of the year. They are also Europe’s number one electrical and telecommunications retailer and services company. They have more than 40,000 colleagues across nine countries, including the UK and Ireland. Every day, they use their expertise to reach out and help new customers.
When you join their retail teams, you’ll use your skills to create some great experiences for customers. Plus your love of what you do will make you a strong player in a hardworking, fast-moving team.
Dixons Carphone retail colleagues have access to the latest tech. They adapt with the times to continue providing the right solutions for their customers. Their retail roles are available in stores across Ireland in Carphone Warehouse, Currys PC World and iD mobile from Sales Consultant to Store Manager.
The Ireland Support Centre is located in Santry, Dublin 9. This supports the work of all Dixons Carphone colleagues across Ireland and helps them create one connected team.
With over 120 employees working across a range of teams, the building’s open plan environment helps everyone stand together as one, in a flexible, creative environment. The team works with their colleagues in Carphone Warehouse, Currys PC World, and iD mobile, and makes sure that everyone is supported and connected across the business.
If you are working in the STEM sector, you can't afford to pass up the opportunity to meet with Boston Scientific at Jobs Expo Dublin. But what exactly do they do? And what's it like to work for them? We thought we'd let them tell you in their own words.
Boston Scientific is dedicated to transforming lives through innovative medical solutions that improve the health of patients around the world. We are the largest medical device employer in Ireland and we employ over 5,000 people in our 3 Irish sites in Galway, Cork and Clonmel.
A culture of continuous improvement, innovation and knowledge driven product development defines Boston Scientific, Clonmel. We design, develop and manufacture Pacemakers, Defibrillators, Spinal Cord Stimulators and Deep Brain Stimulators. These complex medical solutions treat the world’s major health issues.
50% of Europeans will suffer some form of heart condition. Our S-ICD™ System is a new generation of defibrillator that leaves the patient’s heart entirely untouched. Therapy is delivered without the need for wires implanted in the heart – making the procedure less invasive for patients.
The single biggest cause of adult disability is chronic pain and affects one third of the US population. 1% of Americans will develop Parkinson’s disease. Our Vercise™ Deep Brain Stimulator (DBS) is the world’s first system designed for accurate neural targeting.This system allows patients to have control to manage symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, dystonia and essential tremor
Our implantable devices combine innovative mechanical and electrical technology with cutting edge software algorithms. These devices provide real time data to physicians for a range of parameters such as physical activity, breathing and heart rate. The individualised data enables physicians to better understand, diagnose and treat patients in a more effective and efficient manner.
We have a very creative culture in Clonmel. We don’t consider any challenge insurmountable. Working in this environment, helping to deliver new and better solutions, helps to transform the lives of millions of people around the world.
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There are a number of great opportunities for engineers at Jobs Expo Dublin this October. We have a dedicated STEM Sector, and one of the big names recruiting at the event is Suir Engineering.
“Our main areas of activity would be in pharmaceuticals, data centres, power stations, wind farms, heavy industry and commercial buildings,” explains business development director, David Phelan.
“We have over five hundred people working for us across the island of Ireland.
“We offer our clients electrical and mechanical contracting service. Our main areas of activity currently are with companies such as Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, West Pharma, Genzyme, MSD, Bausch & Lomb, Intel, SSE, ESB and Dairygold.”
Suir Engineering was originally set up thirty-five years ago in south Kilkenny. They began as a small, local business. In their early days, the company focused on the food and diary industries.
Suir is now part of the Imtech UK and Ireland group of companies. Headquartered in Ashford and with offices throughout the UK and Ireland, the Group is one of the largest managed technical service providers in the UK and Ireland with annual turnover now exceeding €400m.
Part of Suir’s growth strategy is investment in their people.
“We are a direct employee business and train and develop our own people,” explains David. “Clients recognise and appreciate this. Our business is about our people, our culture and our strategy. Operational excellence and innovation is at the centre of everything we do.”
The aim, says David, is for Suir Engineering to become the most respected, sustainable technical services business in Ireland and internationally.
“As a broad-based technical services provider we meet all our clients' needs. This starts from design support of mechanical and electrical systems through to the installation and whole-life maintenance and management of these assets. Plus, with the increasing pressures on our energy resources, we continually endeavour to provide low-carbon solutions, wherever possible,” he says.
Relationships, says David, are a key part of that aim.
“Relationships are what it is all about – giving the customer what they want and what they need and meeting their future requirements.”
This strategy is working, with the company continuing to grow both domestically and internationally.
“There is great momentum behind the growth,” says David. “The future is bright and very positive.”
We are delighted to announce that TechCentral.ie will be joining Jobs Expo Dublin as one of our media sponsors.
TechCentral.ie is Ireland’s longest-running online resource for technology news and analysis. Since 1995, TechCentral.ie has been covering local developments in education, research, the cloud, enterprise IT and the business of technology.
"From academia to start-ups to multinationals, there is a wealth of opportunities out there for anyone interested in a STEM career," says TechCentral.ie editor Niall Kitson. "It is our hope that visitors to Jobs Expo Dublin will take the time to inform themselves about the sector."
This October's Jobs Expo Dublin includes a dedicated STEM Sector, explains Jobs Expo organiser Kevin Branigan.
“Some of the most prestigious Irish and multinational companies are exhibiting in our STEM Sector. Alkermes, Adaptive HVM, B/E Aerospace, Boston Scientific and VWR International are just some of the companies taking part."
"Having TechCentral.ie as a media partner for this is a perfect fit. Anyone working in or around STEM in Ireland knows and trusts TechCentral.ie to have the latest news and reviews,” he says.
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We are delighted to announce that HiUp will be joining us at Jobs Expo Dublin.
HiUp matches you to your right job. It works simply: you download a free app and upload your details and qualifications. In no time at all, you’ll get notifications of thousands of jobs that match your skills. Unlike other job sites, you are fully informed every step of the way. For example, the recruiter will tell you if you’re a first or second match for a role.
But the app does more than just find you work...
Using the app, you can take courses to improve your skills and enhance your earning power. These are accredited courses: employers recognise them and hire candidates who have them. What’s more, HiUp do their utmost to ensure they’re low-cost, and often they’re for free. (more…)