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Stacey Roe, Head of Concessions
I am responsible for all commercial concessions business partnerships on behalf of Dublin Airport. It’s my role to deliver a clear strategy for each of these business partnerships and to identify any new concessionaire opportunities for our passengers. I have worked at the airport since 2010. Daa gives a unique opportunity to explore multiple career paths within the organisation.
Francis Mulligan, Business Support Executive
My daa career began in 2010 as a Facilities team member. I moved to the Terminal Operations Centre in 2014 and became a TOC Team Lead in 2016. With an ever-changing environment of swing-gates, technological advances, passenger transfers and increased passenger volumes, there are always problems arising which need to be resolved, which ensures I'm constantly furthering my knowledge.
Keith Segrave, Commercial Property Coordinator
I act as a project coordinator for all maintenance and relocation requirements for existing and new commercial tenants. I originally started as a customer service agent at Dublin Airport where I was involved in the daily running of the airport's car parks. The support I've received in my different roles has really been great and daa does offer different career paths for those interested in looking at new opportunities.
Amy McQuillan, HR Reporting & Analytics Manager
I started in daa security, moving into data & analytics and demand planning after 4 years. My demand planning experience led me to my current role in WSO, where we work with business units from all over daa, Dublin & Cork. We strive to constantly improve our systems, process, and the operation of workforce support.
Conor Carroll, Client Project Owner, Airside
Recent projects I have worked on at the airport included the implementation of Automated Visual Docking Guidance Systems across the airfield and the delivery of 12 new aircraft parking stands in the north apron. My role offers me a great sense of purpose and pride to be able to play a role in an environment that is so critical in terms of access to the island of Ireland.
Grainne Murphy, Punctuality Performance Manager
I lead the APOC Plan & Review team in Operations. We produce the Airport Operational Plan, highlighting potential risks in advance of operations. We evaluate all aspects of operational capability: airport, airlines, ground handlers, weather impacts, airspace constraints, infrastructure works in terminals, airfield, and campus, to deliver an excellent passenger experience.
Robert Murphy, T2 Passenger Facilities Operative
Facilities involves everything from taxis and forecourts to trolleys and cleaning, and has provided me with a good all-round knowledge of how the airport functions day to day. In my two years at Dublin Airport I have seen plenty of growth and it's exciting to see new opportunities happening all the time.
Xavier Oh, Aviation Strategy Noise Manager
I moved to Ireland for this role in September 2023. My role involves working with airline and air navigation stakeholders, local councils, and communities, to try to minimise the adverse impact of aircraft noise on our neighbours. I’m setting up innovative noise management and communication platforms at Dublin Airport.
Blasio Mayanja, Data Engineer
I have the opportunity of exploring current technologies. I enjoy working alongside the analyst and science team to deliver quality solution-based data products. This provides Dublin airport with the insight and forecast to enhance our customer’s overall experience. Immersing myself in this cloud technology has allowed me to further build my data knowledge and experience.
Simone McGovern, Capital Regulatory Lead
As part of the CIP (Capital Investment Programme), daa plan to invest €3billion over the next ten years, developing our infrastructure to grow to 40million passengers while enhancing our sustainable credentials and overall passenger experience. I am responsible for leading, managing and owning the CIP and associated relationship between Dublin Airport, the IAA Economic Regulator and airlines.
Aisling Sutcliffe, Airport Police
I started in Passenger Services in 2013 and have been in my current position for over 7 years. My role as an Airport Police Officer involves keeping passengers and staff safe while using the airport. We provide an immediate first response to a wide range of incidents that occur on the airport campus. Working closely with internal and external stakeholders is a hugely interesting part of the role.
Julija Gruznova, Airport Search Unit
My primary role is safeguarding civil aviation delivering targeted level of safety and responsive customer service. I have worked in the Search Unit since 2018 and I can honestly say no 2 days are ever the same. I take pride in knowing I am part of a dynamic team that is responsible for the safety of all passengers departing from Dublin Airport.
Anson Tharian George, Airport Search Unit
My responsibility is to safeguard 'Civil Aviation' from any unlawful interference. We ensure this by screening every vehicle, individual and their personal belongings before entering the ‘Critical Part of the Security Restricted Area’. I appreciate the challenging and non-monotonic nature of the role, as almost every day presents a unique scenario for me to analyse, resolve and learn.
Christina Byrne, Fire Fighter
My role within Dublin airport fire and rescue involves many aspects. With 24hr runway patrols, I respond to aircraft and medical emergencies, road traffic collisions, and help with wildlife management. We are equipped for all scenarios with domestic responses to the airport campus as well as assisting the DFB. I love the hectic environment of Dublin airport and the responsibility of keeping our passengers and staff safe.
Paul Oldroyd, Head Of APOC
I lead the Airport Operations Centre at Dublin Airport. The APOC is the coordination centre of the operation. We plan and manage the smooth flow of passengers and aircraft through the airport, by proactively identifying issues before they grow, and are the communications hub for the airport community. We’re continually focused on using data and insights to improve the passenger experience.
Caoimhe McQuillan, Asset Management Planner
I am involved in the planning, scheduling and execution of Asset Management works within the Dublin Airport remit. Key components of this role involve effective and clear communication with daa colleagues and stakeholders to ensure the highest level of asset performance, with the aim being the provision of service excellence for our customers.
Leon Ronan, Capacity Planning Senior Manager
I am responsible for slot coordination, capacity planning and traffic forecasting. Day to day activities include creating plans to prepare the airport for the summer and winter seasons, providing accurate short and long-term traffic forecasts to allow us to plan for the future and work with airlines on their slot portfolios. The airport is a great place to explore multiple career paths and new challenges.
Orla Casement, Senior Product & People Manager- Terminals & Landside
In Operations, I'm responsible for the passenger experience of the airport terminals and landside. I drive a large team consisting of product and service delivery managers, team leads and team members, who work closely together, to deliver an excellent passenger experience. Operations has a lot of great opportunities to support your journey.
Aoife Doherty, Lounge Coordinator, Commercial
Since joining daa on the Graduate Programme, I’ve held roles in HR, Innovation, Business Development, and Commercial. My current role is Dublin Airport Lounge Coordinator, as part of the Dublin Airport Travel Services Team. I’m responsible for ensuring our four airport lounges run smoothly and managing the performance of our suppliers.
Day in the life of the Service Delivery Team
