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Latest jobs on nijobfinder – December 2019

11th December 2019

There may be only a few weeks left of 2019 but there’s still time to take your career to the next level. nijobfinder is packed full of job opportunities, advice, news and inspiration to help you get 2020 off to a great start.

Among the latest jobs on offer are opportunities for a property services officer, a support worker and physiotherapists.

The Public Health Agency is looking for an Organ Donation Promotion Manager to help advance organ donation in Northern Ireland. Responsibilities include planning and managing the delivery of an integrated communications programme; fostering strategic partnerships with and between stakeholders and embedding appropriate training for healthcare professionals.  

There are a number of teaching roles on offer, including roles in Belfast and Derry/Londonderry.

Foyle College in Derry City is hiring a Teacher of Geography (GCSE and KS3), a Teacher of French (A-Level) and Spanish (GCSE) and a Teacher of English (A-Level, GCSE and KS3).

In Belfast, St Malachy’s College is recruiting for a Teacher of English to GCSE and Journalism to A-Level and The Royal Belfast Academical Institution is seeking a Teacher of ICT/Digital Technology.

Meanwhile, interactive technology company, Smartzer is investing in Northern Ireland for the first time with a 16-strong digital team. Founded in London, the company develops digital video-tagging technology to create an interactive online shopping experience. Consumers are able to click on items within a video to view and purchase products, while data analytics allow brands to gain insight into consumer engagement.

The company works internationally with world-renowned lifestyle brands such as Swarovski, Harvey Nichols, Marks & Spencer, LVMH, Jo Malone and Estee Lauder.

With an average salary of £33,500 roles include software developers, designers, and quality assurance and software engineers. The 16 staff will be recruited over the next two years.

Founder and CEO, Smartzer, Karoline Gross said: “Our new office in Belfast will play a key role in contributing to the company’s success. The high standard of talent within the Northern Ireland ICT sector, along with the quality of students graduating from Northern Ireland universities attracted us to establishing a Smartzer presence here.

“The new team in Belfast will see us double our overall workforce and increase our product offering. This will allow us to continue to offer our customers innovative, forward-thinking technology solutions and add value to consumers’ digital shopping experience.”

The Belfast team will focus on developing and launching the company’s new Software as a Service (SaaS) product. The new bespoke SaaS technology will allow a brand’s content to integrate seamlessly across social media channels such as Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat.

Invest NI has offered £80,000 towards the creation of the new jobs.

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