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Career Stories: Brendan Cunniffe, Director of Research & Development, APICA...
Our company is involved in the design of medical devices that are used to treat patients who suffer from heart disease. In a nutshell, my job involves dealing with doctors and surgeons, listening to...
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Career Stories: Dr Avril Kennan, Head of Research and Advocacy, Debra Ireland
Avril Kennan tells Smart Futures about her research and advocacy work for the charity Debra Ireland. What is Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) and what research is happening? EB is where the layers of the...
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Career Stories: Claire O’Hara, Civil Engineer, Arup
Claire O’Hara tells Smart Futures about her work at Arup. What does Arup do? We design everything from hospitals to motorways. It is one of the biggest consultant engineering firms in Ireland, with...
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Career Stories: Mary Mullaghy, Chemistry teacher, Eureka Secondary School
After 25 years of teaching science, Mary Mullaghy tells Smart Futures she has gone back to the books to study for a PhD in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) career choices at Trinity...
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Career Stories: Aisling Connolly, PhD Student
Aisling Connolly talks to Smart Futures about her job as a PhD Student. What are the main tasks, responsibilities and skills required? The way I see it my job is to ask the questions that no one else...
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Career Stories: Orla Concannon, Support Associate, SAP
Orla Concannon talks to Smart Futures about her career as a Support Associate at SAP. What are the main tasks, responsibilities and skills required for your career? I work as a Support Associate in...
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Career Stories: Niamh Connolly, Post Doctoral Researcher
Niamh Connolly talks to Smart Futures about her career as a Post-doctoral researcher. What are the main tasks, responsibilities and skills required? In biomedical research, we try to solve problems...
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