14 Irish firms announce quantum and deep‑tech vacancies

Fourteen companies operating in Ireland have advertised roles in quantum computing and deep‑technology, offering positions for graduates and experienced professionals.

Professional services giant Accenture is recruiting several deep‑tech specialists at its Dublin office, including AI infrastructure architect, senior AI large language model architect, AI large language model tech lead, principal architect and a senior knowledge‑engineering manager.

Biotechnology group Amgen seeks an equipment process engineer and a senior engineer for process and equipment at its Dun Laoghaire site, targeting candidates with a broad STEM background.

Consultancy BearingPoint has openings for a data architect on its data analytics and AI team and an AI workplace Co‑pilot studio developer on the Microsoft transformation stream.

Deloitte is hiring an AI architect for its Dublin and Cork offices to work on artificial intelligence, machine learning and generative AI projects.

Quantum computing start‑up Equal1 is looking for a quantum error correction lead or senior scientist and a spin‑qubit calibration engineer for its Dublin team.

Fidelity Investments’ Fidelity Centre for Applied Technology (FCAT) offers an internship programme in Galway or Dublin from January to August and a principal software AI engineering role in Dublin, recruiting deep‑tech engineers, PhDs and design thinkers.

Horizon Quantum advertises a quantum computing partnerships manager role and a 2027 software engineering internship, with offices in Singapore and Ireland.

Other firms listed include Liberty IT and additional companies with various deep‑tech vacancies, completing the October roundup of opportunities in Ireland’s evolving quantum and deep‑tech sector.

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