Mallaghan, the Co Tyrone-headquartered manufacturer of aviation ground support equipment (GSE), has launched a global recruitment drive for senior software, electrical, and mechanical engineers. The initiative follows investment in a new Dungannon factory, supporting the company’s growth and innovation strategy in electric and autonomous airport vehicles.

Company director Niall Mallaghan said: “From fully electric GSE vehicles to autonomous vehicles driven by advanced sensors, machine learning and embedded control software, this is a pivotal moment for Mallaghan. We are entering a new chapter of innovation centred on electric and future-ready engineering solutions.”

The recruitment campaign aims to attract top-tier talent worldwide, offering flexible and remote working options for design engineers. Mallaghan’s workforce will play a critical role in developing next-generation GSE, enhancing efficiency, safety, and sustainability at airports globally.

Mallaghan’s products serve more than 100 countries and are used by major airlines and service providers, including Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines, Qatar Airways, Servair, Gategourmet, LSG, and dnata. The company’s expansion underlines the growing demand for innovative, low-emission, and intelligent airport ground solutions, as aviation operators seek sustainable and automated equipment.

“We want to attract the very best people, regardless of where they’re based, and we’re committed to offering new ways of working that make joining our team more accessible than ever,” Mallaghan added. The new facility and recruitment drive are part of a broader strategic push to maintain Mallaghan’s leadership in the global GSE market while embracing electric and autonomous technologies.

The company’s expansion reinforces its commitment to shaping the future of airport operations through innovative engineering, software integration, and next-level product design.

Read more on how Mallaghan is transforming airport ground operations and joining opportunities for senior engineers.

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