Irish retailer of fashion, homewares and fresh food with in-store delis
Dunnes Stores is a Dublin-based retailer spanning clothing, home and grocery, running a deep Oracle estate (EBS, Retail, HCM Cloud, Forms, APEX) alongside AS/400 while building analytics on Microsoft Fabric, Azure Synapse and Power BI. Pain points around shadow data systems and governance suggest the modern Azure data layer is being used to rein in legacy sprawl, while manager-heavy hiring targets retail media and new fresh food deli formats.
Notable leadership hires: Head Office Facilities Manager
Dunnes Stores is a privately held Irish retailer founded in 1944 and headquartered in Dublin. It sells fashion, homewares and fresh food to consumers through its store network. The company employs more than 10,000 people. Core operations run on Oracle enterprise systems for retail, finance and HR, with UKG for workforce management and dedicated warehouse and transport management tooling. Current hiring spans operations, sales, data, design, engineering and marketing, weighted toward manager-level roles.
Dunnes Stores runs Oracle EBS, Oracle Retail, Oracle HCM Cloud and AS/400 for core operations, with Microsoft Fabric, Azure Synapse, Azure Data Factory and Power BI for data and analytics, plus UKG, WMS and TMS tools.
Job posts point to demand forecasting, compliance automation, ESG reporting, new fresh food deli rollouts including Baxter & Greene market delis, and an on-site retail media sales offering.
Yes, hiring is accelerating, with openings across operations, sales, data, design, engineering and marketing, mostly at manager level, including a Head Office Facilities Manager role.
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