Engineering Graduate Jobs in Dublin, Ireland

“(COMPANY NAME) seeks an AI Platform Engineer to transform their engineering org into an AI-first environment. The role involves building AI-driven automation, enhancing developer experience with AI tools, optimizing codebases, and fostering AI adoption across teams. Ideal candidates have strong engineering experience, AI toolchain familiarity, and a focus on developer productivity and enablement.”

“(COMPANY NAME) offers a 12-month EMEA Graduate Rotation Program in Solution Engineering for 2025/2026 graduates with backgrounds in Computer Science, Engineering, or related fields. The program combines solution engineering and sales rotations, with mentorship, learning paths, and potential promotion. Fluency in English and Swedish required.”

“(COMPANY NAME) seeks an iOS Engineer to shape and accelerate their mobile Messenger strategy. The role involves end-to-end problem-solving, collaborating with cross-disciplinary teams, and building high-quality iOS code using Swift. The position offers competitive salary, equity, benefits, and a hybrid work policy. Candidates need 2+ years of iOS experience, knowledge of Objective C or Swift, and a published app on the App Store.”

“Cloud Operations Engineer role at (COMPANY NAME) in Dublin. Responsible for ensuring operational success of (COMPANY NAME) Atlas customers, monitoring systems, troubleshooting, and collaborating with a global team. Requires experience in DevOps, Linux administration, cloud platforms, and networking. Offers competitive salary, equity, health insurance, and parental leave. Initial in-office work for 3-6 months, then transition to permanent Tuesday-Saturday schedule with 3 in-office days.”

“Permanent role as Critical Infrastructure Mechanical Engineer at AWS, responsible for full life-cycle support of global data centers, including design review, troubleshooting, RCA, upgrades, and audits. Requires strong engineering judgment, project management, and field work. Mix of office and on-site responsibilities across regions.”