Almac Group

A Northern Ireland-based pharmaceutical services company, Almac Group has 14 open positions in Dublin. Almac provides pharmaceutical development services, clinical trial packaging, commercial manufacturing, and analytical testing to the global pharmaceutical and biotech industry.

Hiring covers pharmaceutical development, quality, regulatory, clinical operations, and scientific roles. Almac's Dublin presence complements its large Northern Ireland headquarters, supporting client-facing activities and clinical trial services for the Irish and European pharmaceutical markets.

The seniority profile includes mid-level and senior scientific and pharmaceutical positions, reflecting Almac's need for experienced professionals across drug development, analytical chemistry, and clinical packaging. Key competencies include GMP manufacturing, analytical method development, clinical trial management, regulatory affairs, and pharmaceutical sciences.

Almac has built a strong reputation as a CDMO (Contract Development and Manufacturing Organisation), serving major pharmaceutical companies through the full drug development lifecycle from early discovery through to commercial supply. The company's cross-border presence — with headquarters in Craigavon and offices in Dublin — positions it uniquely in the all-island pharmaceutical landscape.

For pharmaceutical scientists, quality professionals, and clinical operations specialists in Dublin, Almac offers careers in pharmaceutical services with a company that punches well above its weight internationally. The group provides competitive compensation, strong benefits, and the opportunity to contribute to the development and manufacture of life-saving medicines across multiple therapeutic areas. Almac's Dublin office provides the accessibility of a city-centre location combined with the backing of a company that employs over 6,000 people across the UK, US, and Ireland — making it a substantial employer in Irish pharma despite being less well-known than the large multinationals.