Project Manager Jobs

Ireland's construction and infrastructure boom has made project management one of the most sought-after career paths in the country, with 467 active roles currently tracked. The demand is concentrated in Dublin, which accounts for roughly two-thirds of all positions, but meaningful clusters exist in Cork, Galway, Limerick, and Kildare — wherever major capital programmes are underway.

The companies hiring most aggressively read like a who's who of Irish construction and consultancy. Turner & Townsend, with 39 open positions, is recruiting for roles including Digital Project Director — a senior position leading the strategy, design, and deployment of the digital ecosystem that underpins capital delivery performance across major European programmes. AECOM, based at One Burlington Plaza on Burlington Road, has 36 roles spanning water framework management, infrastructure planning, and programme controls. John Sisk & Son is recruiting through its Sensori division — the facilities management and building performance arm of the Sisk Group — for Site Managers responsible for coordinating subcontractors, direct labour, and suppliers on complex assets across commercial, healthcare, and large-scale infrastructure projects. Mace Group has 19 positions including town planning roles. And increasingly, project management is not just a construction discipline: Revolut in Mullingar has 15 open PM-adjacent roles including Enterprise Risk Manager, where you'll monitor front-line performance across all functions, products, and regions for the fintech's 70+ million customer base.

If you're wondering what specific roles are available, the spread is broad. The most common title is simply Project Manager, but the career path branches into Senior Planner, Document Controller, Contracts Manager, Regional Planner, and Capital Projects Director. On the technology side, companies like Winthrop Technologies and Accenture hire for IT-focused project leads managing cloud migrations and digital transformation programmes.

What skills do you need? For construction-heavy roles, proficiency in Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project is frequently listed alongside Prince2, PMP, or Agile certification. Knowledge of NEC and FIDIC contract forms is valued at the larger consultancies. For fintech and technology project management, the emphasis shifts toward Scrum, Jira, stakeholder management, and the ability to operate in fast-moving, regulatory-heavy environments. Across both tracks, the ability to manage budgets, timelines, and complex stakeholder relationships remains the core competency that employers are testing for.