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Junior Installation Engineer — Critical National Infrastructure - job post

Multisys Limited
Loughrea, County Galway
From €30,000 a year - Permanent, Full-time

Job details

Pay

  • From €30,000 a year

Job type

  • Permanent
  • Full-time

Location

Loughrea, County Galway

Benefits

Pulled from the full job description

  • Company pension
  • Company events
  • On-site parking

Full job description

Multisys designs, builds and installs enterprise infrastructure for critical national sites — tunnels, motorways, defence facilities — alongside commercial and public-sector projects. CCTV, access control, off-grid power, fibre and data cabling, networking, point-to-point radio, Wi-Fi, video walls and control rooms. We're a small, specialist team with a flat structure, and we keep our people. We build it right or not at all.

The role

A hands-on, field-based installation role, learning the trade alongside experienced engineers. You'll install and maintain systems across Ireland — with occasional trips to the UK — on everything from motorways and tunnels to routine commercial sites. Some days are high-stakes critical infrastructure; some are standard maintenance. Either way the standard is the same: do it properly. We give you the time, tools and support to deliver good work — we don't ask anyone to cut corners or rush a job.

You won't need every skill on day one. We'll teach you cable management, the kit, and the IT and networking basics. What you bring is the attitude and the hands.

What you'll install and maintain

  • CCTV and access control
  • Off-grid power systems
  • Fibre and data cabling
  • Networking, point-to-point radio and Wi-Fi
  • Control-room video walls

Who we want

This is the part that matters most: we are happy to take on someone junior — light on experience, or without formal qualifications — as long as they show us the right attitude. Skills we can teach. Attitude we can't.

What we're really after is engineering instinct and pride in work done properly: a logical head for problems, an eye for neat, organised work, and the patience to finish a job to a high standard. Someone methodical who can follow a drawing, isn't fazed by working at height, and carries themselves professionally on a secure or sensitive site. We care less about your CV than whether you can show us — with real examples — that you do quality work.

Essential — you need all of these

  • Currently living in Ireland, or able to relocate immediately
  • The legal right to work in Ireland
  • Fluent English
  • Comfortable making and receiving phone calls — it's a core part of the role
  • Full driving licence
  • Valid passport for UK travel
  • Comfortable working at height — ladders, MEWPs, gantries
  • Able to pass Garda vetting

Practical

  • Full-time, permanent. Base can be Dublin or Loughrea (Co. Galway) — you'll need to be able to travel between both.
  • Travel: regular day trips around Ireland, plus roughly one UK trip a month (2–6 days). All travel and expenses covered.
  • High-quality tools, equipment and full technical and logistics backup.
  • Time to do the job right — no unnecessary deadlines.
  • Salary: starts at €30,000 for a junior, rising realistically with experience
  • Benefits: paid industry certification, on-site parking, occasional bonus

Apply

With your application, include relevant hands-on experience, references from previous technical or installation work, your availability for a phone interview, and confirmation you can travel to the UK monthly.

Two things we'll ask:

  • Can you actually get on a phone and talk to us about the job?
  • Can you show us, with real examples, that you do quality work?

Pay: From €30,000.00 per year

Benefits:

  • Company events
  • Company pension
  • On-site parking

Language:

  • English (required)

Work authorisation:

  • Ireland (required)

Work Location: In person

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