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The Dublin office

Our Dublin office opened in 1998. It is one of Analysys Mason’s smaller offices, but the team in Dublin has a considerable influence on the TMT industry in Ireland. We work on a range of projects in both Ireland and the rest of the world. For example, we have worked for major government departments and public- and private-sector organisations, and have provided advice on ICT strategy, business planning, procurement, programme management, network design and roll-out, technical assurance and due diligence. We recently advised the Irish government on the EUR2.1 billion National Broadband Plan.

Location

The Dublin office is located by the River Liffey, a river that flows through the centre of the city, splitting it into North Dublin and South Dublin. The office is near Temple bar, the famous tourist hotspot hosting numerous traditional pubs and bars. It is also close to Phoenix Park, which is larger than New York’s Central Park and is the location of the Dublin Zoo.

Our work

Typical projects

The consultants in the Dublin office work on projects in four out of Analysys Mason's five practices: transaction support, regulation and policy, strategy and transformation. We have made sense of the TMT industry's challenges and opportunities since 1998, and have helped our clients around the world to make critical business decisions.

It is difficult to choose a favourite project or client (there are many), so I would prefer to highlight the many interesting places that I have been able to visit through my work at Analysys Mason. The list is long, but includes the Middle East, much of Western and Eastern Europe and more out-of-the-way destinations such as Mozambique. Closer to home, the hospitality offered by clients in Ireland, across the island, is hard to beat.

Gordon Mooney, Principal

My first project as an Associate Consultant in the Dublin office was a future connectivity strategy project for a utility company that I already knew was a unique client based on my internship experience. Our client had inherited a myriad of supply systems, thereby making it very complex to manage the supply of its product in Ireland. Not only that, but it was looking to create a telemetry system that could help it to monitor, manage and control tens of thousands of devices to better provision its services.

Paida Mtutu, Consultant

One of the most interesting projects I worked on related to the provision of a new interconnection with an existing transatlantic submarine cable system from the northwest of Ireland. The overall system included 13 further points of presence on the island of Ireland and provided the northwest with a direct fibre link to North America. Our involvement started at the construction stage and included an on-board presence on the cable-laying ship during the laying of the new interconnecting cable. We were working on behalf of central government in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, and provided advisory support during the first 7 years of operations. This was our first real introduction to submarine cable systems and provided us with a real insight into how these systems operate from a technical and commercial perspective.

Steve Roe, Manager

The team

Meet the office head

Welcome to the Dublin office! I have overall responsibility for Analysys Mason's business in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. I am a highly experienced telecoms adviser, and I have worked extensively in the design, implementation and project management of fixed, wireless and sub-sea telecoms systems. Prior to joining Analysys Mason, I spent 12 years in the Irish Defence Forces as a telecoms engineer and project manager.

I am proud of the Dublin team and our reputation in the Irish telecoms market for robust analysis, rigor and knowledge. I am also proud of the flexibility, knowledge and abilities of our team as they work locally and worldwide for a range of public sector and private sector clients.

Come and join my team! We are looking for open minds and a willingness to learn and to support others on the team. We are looking for those who will challenge and explain and logically support their views. Ideal candidates will also be able to persuade and be persuaded using facts and knowledge.

Patrick Kidney, Partner

Meet the team

Before joining Analysys Mason, I was a commissioned officer in the Irish Defence Forces working in the area of telecoms and IT systems. After spending almost 13 years in this role (including a tour of duty with the United Nations), I joined Analysys Mason in May 1999, soon after the deregulation of the Irish telecoms market. During my time at Analysys Mason I have been engaged in a wide variety of projects across Europe, Asia and Central and South America. To relax, I enjoy dining out as well as being outdoors, and I am an active member of my local Scout group.

Steve Roe Manager

I am originally from Glasgow, but have lived and worked in Dublin for almost 20 years. After graduating from the University of Strathclyde, I joined Nortel Networks, a leading equipment vendor, where I worked in a number of roles, including software development, pre-sales support and technical services. I then moved to Dublin and spent some time working with Esat Digifone (now Three Ireland) before joining the rest of the team in the Dublin office. I have worked extensively with a wide range of public- and private-sector clients, and have managed projects for regulators, operators, national and local government authorities, private equity and venture capital investors and large enterprise clients. When not working, I enjoy family time, cinema, live music, horse racing and, thanks to my father-in-law, am now a supporter of Bohemian FC.

Gordon Mooney Principal

I have over 14 years of experience in the telecoms, media and technology industries, and have worked on a wide range of technology solutions. My areas of expertise include terrestrial and submarine telecoms system implementations, commercial and technical due diligence, procurement, technical strategy, business planning, Excel modelling and geographical information systems (GIS). My previous clients include fixed and mobile telecoms operators, regulators, investment banks, corporations, public-sector organisations and local and central governments. Outside of the office, my interests include motorsport and hiking.

Gerard Calis Manager

I am originally from Zimbabwe, but have studied in South Africa and the UK. After completing my MSc in environmental management, I joined the London office as an Intern. I then moved to the Dublin office in 2018 to be an Associate Consultant. My capabilities are growing to include commercial and technical due diligence, strategy and planning. In projects, I tend to do a lot of modelling in Excel and MapInfo, and I have a particular interest in the areas where Analysys Mason is growing its expertise, such as utilities. Outside of work, I am quite active: I enjoy cycling, yoga, baking and crocheting, as well as hydroponics!

Paida Mtutu Consultant

Culture and benefits

Culture

The best things about the Dublin office are the city centre location (very close to cafés, bars and main shopping districts), the small team and good craic (this is an Irish expression for good fun and enjoyable social activity)!

We often have social events including cocktail making classes, dinners or the easy after-work pint, which helps to build a sense of comradery. Birthday doughnuts are a thing (though it is up to the birthday person to bring said doughnuts)! Paida is working on becoming the office prankster, though there has only been one successful prank to date (picture Brussels sprouts covered in chocolate and nuts, posing as Ferrero Rochers). A number of us have now got ‘pandemic puppies’, so we hope there might be a ‘bring your puppy to work’ day.

My favourite aspect of the office is the team, though the recent refurbishment was good too! There are a number of things that make the Dublin team great to work with. There is a deep sense of teamwork because we collaborate on a number of projects, knowledge is readily shared from senior members of the team to junior members and there is a flexible work environment.

Paida Mtutu, Consultant

Benefits

Birthday off work

Flexible working

Smartphone and laptop

Wellbeing initiatives (including access to the Headspace app)

Volunteering days

Bonus scheme

Company shares

Study leave

Pension scheme

Private health insurance

Cycle-to-work scheme

Life insurance

Birthday off work

Flexible working

Smartphone and laptop

Wellbeing initiatives (including access to the Headspace app)

Volunteering days

Bonus scheme

Company shares

Study leave

Pension scheme

Private health insurance

Cycle-to-work scheme

Life insurance

Join the team

Interview process

For our Associate Consultant graduate roles, the recruitment process timeframe is as follows.

Application deadline: 13 November 2022 | Assessment and automated-video period: 14–24 November 2022 | Assessment result and shortlisting notification: 23 December 2022 | Interviews: from 16 January 2023 | Start date: 4 September 2023

Internships

We do not have an internship programme in Dublin. However, we are always happy to consider Interns on a case-by-case basis. If you are available for a long-term internship (of around 6 months), get in touch with our recruitment team and they will discuss your options with you.