Job Summary
This position is with Ross Companies Ltd. The role forms part of an Innovation Boost project supported by InterTradeIreland. Salary support under the programme is provided for 12 months; however, the employment contract is with Ross Companies and is not limited to the funding period.
Ross Companies Ltd is an innovative, privately owned and family-run engineering services company, based outside Ballymena, in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. It was founded by William and Nicole Ross in October 2017 and operates in steel engineering design, manufacture, and industrial operations, including maintenance and fabrication. We provide engineering services, including preventive maintenance, breakdown support, and emergency callouts, along with fabrication work, machining, welding, precision engineering, and bespoke engineering solutions for clients in food processing, agribusiness, waste recycling, transport, and aggregate plants. Work ranges from regular scheduled maintenance to one-off fabrication and servicing projects throughout Northern Ireland and the border counties. Notable clients include Enva UK, Bidco Ltd., Northstone (NI) Ltd., Full Circle Generation Ltd., Dale Farm Ltd., Fane Valley Ltd, Cemcor Ltd., Glens of Antrim Potatoes Ltd., among others.
Job Description
The Digital Project Manager will lead Ross Companies Ltd.’s transition from paper-based, email-driven information management to a controlled digital workflow using a collaborative Common Data Environment (CDE). Working closely with the Company and University supervisors, the postholder will:
- Map current tender-to-delivery processes (office, workshop and site),
- Define future-state workflows,
- Specify and coordinate required software/hardware,
- Support configuration and rollout.
The role will manage pilots on live projects, capture lessons learned, and drive adoption through training, guidance materials and stakeholder engagement (including subcontractors, suppliers and clients). The Project Manager will also monitor progress, risks and interoperability issues, and embed the new ways of working so the business can tender for and deliver projects faster, with fewer errors and rework.
The successful graduate will lead
this project, in a supportive partnership with University of Limerick as part of the InterTradeIreland Innovation Boost Programme.
Interviews will be held approximately week commencing: 08/06/2026