We are teaming up with Ulster University, Belfast, to give our colleagues the opportunity to complete a fully funded degree: BSc - Leading on Customer Operations, which is aligned with the future and current skills required to progress your career within Financial Services.
Click here to read moreWorking as a Welcome Advisor on a collaborative and diverse team you will have the opportunity to work closely with our personal and business customers. This is an excellent position that will enable you to build your career in Banking!
Click here to read moreThe Bank of Ireland's Data Factory is a new and exciting technology unit with the mandate to own full-stack technology development across several strategic data platforms and products. We are forming a team of creative, like-minded technology enthusiasts and leaders who have the skills and capabilities to deliver industry leading Data Engineering Solutions.
Click here to read moreWe’re the largest lender into the Irish economy
With a team over 11,000 strong, we're one of Ireland’s largest employers
We've donated €25.5 million to our charities in the last eight years
We’ve set down roots in Ireland, the UK, France, Germany and the U.S.
More than 2,900 of our colleagues achieve professional qualifications each year
We process 220 customer interactions every minute of every day
Even though we have the scale to provide you with literally endless career opportunities, we make amazing things happen by working in small teams.
We believe that when you work with people you like, great things happen. That's why thousands of our team mates come together each week to get fit, have fun and socialise.
Teams aren't just made up of the people you work directly with. We actively create diverse teams to build solutions for our business and our customers.
Our teams work together to help communities and charities that Bank of Ireland support as well as ones that our team members are personally passionate about.
We know it can be tough to think outside the box when you’re in a busy environment. That’s why we regularly take time out to share ideas and spark new ways of thinking.
Our teams are committed to helping start ups and entrepreneurs with advice, funding, workspaces and by supporting programmes like The Start Up Gathering.
We come together each week to host and mentor kids around Ireland as part of Coder Dojo, the global network of free computer programming clubs for young people.
Follow our path to leading the industry in creating a digital first environment.
We are defined by our customers. They’ve chosen us to help support their futures. We always remember that our goals are to help build theirs.
“They’ve done loads more than just give us finance. We’ve got business advice, connections to other start ups - it’s not what we expected from a Bank at all” Hesus Inoma, Founder of WeSavvy and Bank of Ireland customer.
Bank of Ireland UK partners with two of the UK’s most trusted brands – The Post Office and the AA – to provide simple and transparent financial products to millions of customers. Working in partnership is core to our DNA – in how we think, the way we work, behave and deliver.
In the world of almost total connectivity customers expect instant support. And rightly so. We're available 24/7.
We encourage fresh thinking, valuing inputs great and small. Whether the idea is brilliant, mad or downright obvious, we’ll always be interested in your insight. In fact, it's what we'll expect from you too. Here’s a snapshot of what’s happening right now.
Our new current account system has been developed to help save time in our customers day. It's an end-to-end online current account opening service. It lets customers set up accounts in real time from wherever they are. We're the only bank in Ireland to offer this service, and the tool represents our ability to listen to customers and develop technology to meet their needs. It's really rewarding to play a role in bringing innovation to the heart of how we continuously improve our service.
Be At Your Best is a programme we built internally to encourage colleagues to develop agile ways of thinking about our minds, bodies and careers. One initiative saw Karl Henry designing a programme that got us off the couch and running a five kilometre run in just a few weeks. We saw 1300 colleagues from the UK and Ireland running the length and breadth of the country. I love not only seeing everyone achieve their own goals, but knowing that the whole organisation have come together to support each other.
I accomplished something well outside my day-today role as a manager. With a small team I planned a major concert called 'Be Our Inspiration'. The concert was a showcase of our colleagues artistic talents, as we followed their journey throughout the year. The concert proved what we could achieve when we all lent a hand. Our final show in the Helix played to a crowd of 1600 and after a year of fundraising, we raised €100,000 for Barnardos. It was a long road, and a real testament to our ability to come together as a community and create something truly special.
Our greatest asset walks in and out of our offices every day; our people. That’s why we strive to look after their personal and professional development and the growth of their careers.
There is a range of supports available for your professional qualifications, including time off to study.
Alongside our commitment to our charity partners, we donate a day a year for you to give back to your community and help a charity or cause you’re truly passionate about.
Your continuing commitment to personal development will be supported through our Learning and Development offering.
From meditation to football, whatever keeps you sharp we’re up for nurturing with our improvement benefits.
We provide a range of benefits to support you to deliver your best.
Our career framework will help you direct your own career so you can capitalise on the many opportunities within the organisation.
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