We are currently seeking to hire a suitable candidate with software development/ engineering experience to act as a consultant with our R&D Incentives Practice.
We ideally need you to have the following on your CV:
This role would suit someone from a Computer science, Software Development or Software Engineering background with strong writing skills who can utilise their scientific/technical knowledge to assist companies with the preparation of the scientific/technical aspects of R&D tax credit claims.
Third level degree, preferably Master or PhD level in software engineering, Computer Science, Computer Programming, Software Architecture, Software Development or equivalent.
2+ years’ experience in research and development projects in the industry or in academic environment would be a bonus.
2+ years’ experience working in a programming environment in the software industry is ideal. In particular, a basic knowledge and experience working throughout the software development lifecycle and basic programming with modern software development tools and/or environments such a .Net, Visual Studio, etc. will be a bonus.
Demonstrable technical report writing skills.
Excellent communication skills, exceptional oral and written communications capabilities.
Ability to communicate effectively and comfortably with our clients’ R&D teams.
Willingness to assume significant responsibility, ownership and accountability.
Excellent time management skills as well as the ability to work independently and handle multiple client projects simultaneously.
Willingness to develop an understanding of the basic taxation aspects of R&D tax credit claims (training will be provided).
Self-motivated individual with the ability to work within a team environment.
Your work will be varied. Below will be some of your core responsibilities:
Assisting the R&D team in providing advice to our software clients in relation to the eligibility of activities for the R&D tax credit, including attendance to meetings, liaising with clients’ technical leads, and review of internal documents.
Researching and resolving queries both general and client specific in relation to the scientific/ technical aspects of the R&D tax credit
Gather technical information from our clients’ R&D teams and drafting technical reports detailing qualifying R&D projects.
Planning, organising and executing R&D engagements on time and within budget.
Build and maintain strong relationships with our clients.
Prior experience with the R&D tax credit is not necessary. KPMG will provide the successful candidate with specialised training on the R&D tax credit scheme.
We offer more than just a career opportunity:
Relocation assistance for those looking to move home to Ireland
A thriving sports and social community
An in-house award winning team of training specialists who will help you achieve your career goals.
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