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by Al Futtaim in Corporate Training & Development

The PMO Analyst in Corporate Services (Blue Rewards) at Al-Futtaim supports key Enterprise IT portfolio initiatives from initiation through delivery and implementation, ensuring governance and controls are implemented and monitored effectively. Working directly with project managers and business solution managers—especially on large projects—the role contributes to quality reviews, coordinates activities to support quality objectives, evolves processes and templates across the lifecycle, rescues projects when required, and measures business benefit delivery against approved business cases. Core scope includes developing the IT Project Standards guide by gathering input from stakeholders; managing the delivery of small to medium-sized IT projects on time and on budget; supporting large-scale group and transformational programs to maintain aligned plans; building and maintaining a repository of processes and templates to capture best practices; implementing governance standards across the portfolio with status tracking and deliverables monitoring; ensuring accurate financial controls for tracking, monitoring, forecasting, and budgeting of project expenditures; compiling project metrics to assess success and process adherence; maintaining a Lessons Learned repository from Post Project Reviews; identifying and managing cross-functional risks; conducting audits and quality checks at key intervals and post-project; handling project launch timings and approvals with accurate Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) reporting; conducting Project Completion Reviews and maintaining a Process Compliance Index; supporting businesses on PMIS (Workfront) and other tools; aiding resource management and ensuring control systems integrate essential data; coordinating regular reporting cycles and governance arrangements; performing project financial reviews and postings; and verifying monthly vendor invoices, revenue recognition, and divisional profit and loss postings. The role requires advanced use of project management methods and tools (including Microsoft Project, PowerPoint, Word, Excel), strong communication and interpersonal skills, rigorous financial control and governance capabilities, and experience compiling metrics related to project success and process adherence.

by Private Network in FinTech & Digital Payments

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by IFZA in Business Consulting

The Client Engagement Manager at IFZA Dubai focuses on the sale of IFZA licenses and products while building transparent, trust-based client relationships and ensuring clients are fully informed on products, services, and application status through close liaison with sales support, operations, finance, and corporate training teams. The role drives and monitors sales initiatives to meet or exceed targets, sources and generates new leads, participates in CRM activities, sales meetings, and training sessions, and collaborates with internal stakeholders to keep all parties informed. Responsibilities include cultivating and maintaining robust client relationships, responding proactively to queries and concerns in challenging situations, spearheading business development strategies to unlock new opportunities and forge professional partnerships, and aligning activity with relevant KPIs to achieve sales outcomes within IFZA’s international free zone community context.

by Julphar in Pharmaceuticals

The Sr. Research Scientist 2 role at Julphar leads end-to-end formulation development for regulated markets by conducting comprehensive literature reviews and patent searches; preparing Prototype Formulation Reports; identifying reference products and initiating procurement; developing Quality Target Product Profiles (QTPP) via in-depth literature research and reference product characterization; finalizing API and excipient sources for new product development; performing pre-formulation studies and drug–excipient compatibility assessments; contributing to formulation optimization and reformulation with timely reporting and project closure; assisting in registration dossiers and supporting CTD/dossier documentation for regulatory submissions; planning, designing, and executing experiments using the Quality by Design (QbD) approach; reviewing analytical development data and compiling formulation information; supporting manufacturing of batches for process optimization, submission, and bioequivalence (BE) studies; participating in pilot and scale-up batch manufacturing and facilitating technology transfer to production with appropriate documentation; developing and maintaining R&D SOPs in accordance with cGMP and GDP; preparing and submitting periodic project progress reports; collaborating with Analytical R&D, Supply Chain, Production, QC, QA, Regulatory Affairs, and Medical Affairs to ensure timely project delivery; overseeing technology transfer and contract manufacturing activities; participating in packaging development to ensure compatibility and regulatory compliance; and handling eQMS activities with timely documentation, closure of actions, and adherence to quality systems across solid, liquid, semi-solid, and injectable dosage forms for regulated markets including US-FDA, EU, Canada, UAE, Jordan, and KSA.

by The Cigna Group in Healthcare & Medical Services

The Clinical Insights & Strategy Lead drives actionable insights and decision support across Clinical functions within Cigna International Health’s Medical Economics team, leading the Actionable Data Insights (ADI) framework to enable Medical Directors and Clinical leadership to make data-informed decisions that improve affordability, efficiency, and patient outcomes. The role assesses and prioritizes Clinical initiatives across markets; partners with the Insights Lead for Medical Economics to align enterprise-wide priorities; supports market intelligence and cost containment by demonstrating benefits at affordability and actuarial forums; and designs self-service Qlik Sense dashboards for Total Cost of Care (TCC) leads to track team effectiveness, cost-benefit outcomes, efficiency metrics, and savings opportunities. Responsibilities include strategic consultation on market trends and initiative performance, quantifying financial impact of Clinical programs, and managing the Medical Economics project portfolio for Clinical—including intake coordination with Data & Analytics and Technology teams. The Lead presents insights and recommendations to stakeholders, ensuring alignment across Clinical and Medical Economics domains, and applies advanced analytics on healthcare claims data using Excel, SQL, Qlik Sense, and Alteryx, with medical knowledge of clinical procedures and coding standards (ICD-10, CPT) to support evidence-based planning and execution.

by Private Network in Facilities Management

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by Honeywell in Automotive

The Demand Planner I role at Honeywell impacts the efficiency and effectiveness of service operations by developing accurate demand forecasts to support supply chain planning, inventory optimization, and service level improvements. The position ensures alignment between sales, operations, and finance through consensus forecasting and scenario planning; develops and maintains statistical forecasts using historical data, market trends, and cross-functional inputs; utilizes SAP and Excel-based models to simulate demand scenarios and assess impact; uses dashboards and workbooks to visualize demand patterns, service levels, and part-level performance; collaborates with cross-functional teams to gather information and support demand planning activities; contributes to process improvements to enhance demand planning efficiency; conducts formal forecast reviews with the Global planning team and improves forecast accuracy; ensures collaboration between the business and supply to understand internal and external factors impacting the forecast; optimizes the balance between supply and demand to meet internal service KPIs; identifies excess inventory, rework stock, and QA issues and proposes mitigation strategies; supports initiatives such as LTB (Last Time Buy) planning and product lifecycle transitions; contributes to META projects and the inventory plan; and applies a deep understanding of supply chain, logistics, and service operations within a hybrid work environment at Dubai locations.

by DP World in Logistics & Supply Chain

Reporting to the Senior Vice President, PMO, the Global Director – Project Management (Logistics) at DP World leads and drives international, complex programs across the logistics division, owning project management for a global portfolio of Freight Forwarding product and technology initiatives (e.g., NPM/QT within TiAB) from strategy through adoption to achieve on-time, high-quality delivery and measurable outcomes. The role aligns Global, Regional and Group Technology teams across ocean FCL/LCL, air, and value-added services to standardize ways of working, harden master data/governance, and scale capabilities globally. It chairs the Freight Forwarding Communities roadmap council (Ocean, Air, VAS, Events & Milestones, Consolidation flows) to translate business strategy into a single JIRA-governed backlog and quarterly roadmap, set Gate 0–2 acceptance criteria and BRD quality standards, manage dependencies and release calendars, and de-duplicate work to drive timely releases. Accountabilities include PMO leadership, portfolio hygiene, JIRA/Confluence standards (workflows, statuses, labels, DOR/DOD, dashboards), publishing release notes and change impacts, and operating with data-driven metrics (throughput, cycle time, burn-up, defect escape rate). The director orchestrates operating rhythms with Regions, Product/Engineering, Procurement/Pricing, Finance, Legal/Compliance, and Ops Excellence; resolves technical and organizational blockers in cross-pillar, legal/compliance, and cybersecurity contexts; runs plan-of-record, critical path, and Plan A/Plan B scenarios for major drops (e.g., CRv3.1/3.2); and provides clear, concise executive status via a single source of truth (scorecards/OKRs) and SteerCo/Board readouts, ensuring governance, quality assurance, and continuous improvement across a fast-paced global portfolio.

by Wood Plc GCC in Energy (Oil, Gas & Renewables)

The Electrical Designer (EOI) role focuses on delivering complex offshore FEED for upstream projects for a high-profile client within Wood’s Oil, Gas & New Energies business. The position operates within multidisciplinary teams to realize competitive, achievable, and serviceable solutions, generating Production Information and Technical Product Documentation. The designer applies standard engineering techniques, procedures, and criteria to adapt and modify designs to resolve arising technical problems, participates in formal and informal design reviews, contributes to engineering changes, and executes the design process to meet project, product, and program plans. Responsibilities include creating designs that meet specifications within defined project constraints; producing adequate Product Information/Technical Product Documentation to qualify, integrate, produce, and test products; and collecting and analyzing information to provide timely reporting to users and management, enabling required actions. The role aligns with Wood’s market-leading delivery across upstream and midstream, onshore and offshore, gas-to-liquids, decarbonisation, and electrification markets, supporting steady, predictable delivery on meaningful projects for major energy clients.

by OQ in Energy (Oil, Gas & Renewables)

The Senior Specialist – Budgeting & Planning drives financial planning activities across the organization with a focus on budgeting, rolling forecasts, and financial consolidation for planning purposes at both business unit/subsidiary and consolidated group levels. The role monitors and controls OPEX and CAPEX budgets within governance frameworks, manages budget transfers and additional funding requests, performs variance analysis, and ensures consistency, accuracy, and integrity of forecast data aligned with internal reporting standards and strategic objectives. Responsibilities include preparing and monitoring CAPEX budgets and forecasts, tracking CAPEX performance across business units, developing and maintaining cash flow forecasts for operational and capital expenditures, and integrating timely updates into the broader financial planning framework. The position acts as a liaison with internal business units and external shareholders to align financial plans, forecasts, and performance expectations; facilitates cross-functional collaboration to gather inputs and drive consensus; and presents financial analysis and recommendations to senior leaders, shareholders, and governance bodies. The role utilizes ERP and financial systems (SAP) to streamline budgeting, forecasting, and reporting; drives automation initiatives to improve efficiency, accuracy, and timeliness; and contributes to the development of financial tools, templates, and dashboards. It also provides mentorship and promotes knowledge sharing across the finance function, operating within the Group’s Mission, Vision, Values & Strategies, policies, international standards, IT platforms, HSE standards, Omani government and other legal requirements, and best international practices, with office-based work involving intensive computer use and occasional site visits.