Daa

The state-owned operator of Dublin and Cork airports, DAA (Dublin Airport Authority) has 10 open positions in Dublin. DAA manages the infrastructure and operations of Ireland's two largest airports, alongside international airport management through ARI (Aer Rianta International) and daa International. Dublin Airport alone serves over 30 million passengers annually, making it the most significant infrastructure hub in Ireland.

Hiring covers airport operations, engineering, security, facility management, technology, and corporate functions. DAA's roles range from airport safety and security positions to specialist engineering roles managing taxiway infrastructure, terminal facilities, and baggage handling systems, alongside corporate functions in finance, marketing, and commercial development.

The seniority profile includes entry-level operational roles alongside mid-level and senior professional and management positions. Key skills include civil and mechanical engineering, facility management, project management, aviation security, airport operations, and IT infrastructure.

DAA operates in a unique environment where infrastructure management meets high-volume consumer services. The ongoing development of Dublin Airport — including terminal upgrades, runway maintenance, and the expansion of baggage and security systems — creates a dynamic engineering and operational environment.

As a semi-state body, DAA offers the stability of public sector employment combined with the commercial focus of a major national infrastructure operator.

For engineering, operations, and professional services specialists in Dublin, DAA offers careers at the heart of Ireland's international transport infrastructure. The company provides competitive compensation, public sector-style pensions, comprehensive training, and the unique energy of working in an airport environment where your work impacts millions of travellers. DAA's role as a national champion in aviation makes it a prestigious employer for those interested in the logistics, engineering, and operation of complex, high-traffic infrastructure. Dublin Airport's position as a gateway to the world provides a working environment that is literally connected to global aviation trends and technologies.