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Robert Walter's Human Resources Division specialises in finding roles for HR generalist, compensation & benefits, reward, organisation development, L&D and training specialists as well HR operations, MI reporting and analyst professionals.

Our consultants are experts in their niche areas, recruiting HR professionals across the financial & professional services, FMCG, manufacturing, telecommunications and technology sectors. Because we're specialists, we can offer you in-depth understanding of your career goals.

Our approach 

We've been helping HR professionals find jobs across Ireland for more than 16 years. Our specialist HR consultants understand your needs because they have specialist recruitment backgrounds and extensive Irish market experience.

We'll meet you for an in-depth discussion about your career objectives and then proactively approach companies on your behalf. The team is excited about helping you achieve your career goals.

  1. Change Management
  2. HRIS
  3. Recruitment / Resourcing

Our experts

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Suzanne graduated from the Smurfit Graduate School of Business with a Diploma in Business Studies in 2002 and from the University of Limerick in 2001.

Suzanne commenced her career in recruitment in 2004. She joined Robert Walters in 2007, initially specialising in regulatory recruitment for clients across the financial services sector. 

Suzanne was promoted to Country Manager in 2021 and now oversees our HR Division placing senior HR professionals across all industry sectors.

Contact:

Suzanne Feeney, Country Manager
E:  suzanne.feeney@robertwalters.com
T:  +353 1 673 0812
M: +353 87 659 8749

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