Guiding the way for women in engineering
Ahead of International Women in Engineering Day on June 23, nijobfinder caught up with Clare Crooks, a Railway Signalling Design Engineer with Translink to discover more about her role.
How I became a Marketing & Audiences Officer
A love for the arts led Sara Gunn-Smith to a career in the creative sector.
How I became an Apprentice Mechanical Technician
The Translink Apprenticeship Programme has given Ellen Ritchie the opportunity to pursue her dream of a career in mechanics.
How I became a Volunteer Coordinator at Extern
Caoimhe Cregan began her career working in luxury hotels on the other side of the world. Now she is helping recruit volunteers to transform the lives of vulnerable and isolated people with social justice charity Extern.
How I became a Civil Servant
No two days are ever the same for Debra Rice, a Training and Procedures Officer (EO1) with the Northern Ireland Civil Service.
How I became a Financial Advisor
Redundancy gave Kerryann Willoughby the opportunity to assess her career and the direction she wanted to take.
How I became General Manager of Donaghy Brothers
James Mulholland talks to nijobfinder about his role as General Manager at Donaghy Brothers.
How I became Director of Golf at Colin Glen
A passion for golf and sport has been the guiding force in Peter Martin's career. Read how he became Director of Golf at Colin Glen.
How I became a Software Developer at Elemental Software
Critical thinking and good communication skills are at the heart of Dean Kane's role as a Software Developer at Elemental Software.
How I became a Schools Coordinator at Lyric Theatre
A lifelong interest in the arts led Erin Hoey to her role as a Creative Learning Schools Coordinator in the Lyric Theatre.