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by Robert Walters in Real Estate Development & Property Management

The Finance Manager - Treasury is responsible for leading and optimizing the treasury function of a leading real estate developer by overseeing treasury operations, liquidity management, financial planning, working capital optimization, banking relationships, financial risk management, and regulatory compliance. The role manages daily treasury operations including cash positioning, fund transfers, liquidity monitoring, intercompany funding activities, and cash utilization across multiple business entities while ensuring efficient allocation of financial resources. Responsibilities include developing comprehensive short-term and long-term cash flow forecasts, preparing cash budgets, financial forecasts, variance analysis, scenario analysis, and liquidity planning models that support operational requirements, strategic initiatives, annual budgeting, capital expenditure planning, and long-term financial strategy. The Finance Manager establishes and manages strategic relationships with banks and financial institutions by negotiating loans, overdrafts, guarantees, letters of credit, financing facilities, facility renewals, banking structures, covenant compliance, and cost-effective funding solutions. The position optimizes working capital through effective management of receivables, payables, inventory financing, bank reconciliations, treasury transactions, and cash management practices. The role identifies, evaluates, and mitigates liquidity risk, foreign exchange risk, interest rate risk, credit risk, and financing exposures while ensuring compliance with debt covenants, internal controls, banking regulations, statutory requirements, company policies, and authorization matrices. Additional responsibilities include preparing treasury management reports, liquidity reports, financing activity reports, executive presentations, and supporting monthly, quarterly, and year-end financial closing activities. The Finance Manager also supports audits related to treasury activities, strengthens treasury governance, supervises finance staff, allocates responsibilities, evaluates performance, identifies training requirements, supports professional development, and drives continuous improvement across treasury and finance operations. Candidates should possess a Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field, with a Master's Degree or MBA considered advantageous, together with professional certifications such as CPA, ACCA, CMA, CFA, or Certified Treasury Professional (CTP) preferred. The ideal candidate will have 10–15 years of progressive finance experience including at least 4–5 years specializing in treasury management or corporate treasury functions, extensive expertise in cash flow forecasting, financial modelling, working capital optimization, ERP systems including SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, advanced Microsoft Excel, treasury management systems, IFRS, accounting standards, banking products, corporate finance principles, and financial analysis.

by Caliberly in Investment & Wealth Management

The Investment Manager is responsible for leading the evaluation, execution, and ongoing management of investment opportunities across multiple sectors including mining, clean energy, healthcare technology, and emerging technologies. The role develops and executes investment strategies aligned with organizational objectives while managing diversified investment portfolios to maximize long-term returns and mitigate investment risks. Responsibilities include identifying, evaluating, and executing investment opportunities across multiple asset classes; performing detailed investment analysis, financial modeling, business valuation, commercial due diligence, operational due diligence, legal due diligence, and financial due diligence; analyzing business plans, financial statements, cash flow projections, market trends, and industry performance; and preparing investment memoranda, executive recommendations, board presentations, and investment committee reports. The Investment Manager leads investment transactions from opportunity sourcing through transaction execution, acquisitions, divestments, strategic partnerships, joint ventures, deal structuring, negotiations, transaction documentation, post-investment integration, and successful deal completion while coordinating with finance, legal, tax, operations, and external advisors. The role continuously monitors global economic conditions, investment markets, emerging industries, and sector trends to identify new investment opportunities aligned with the company's strategy. The position manages relationships with investment banks, venture capital firms, private equity firms, advisors, investors, and strategic partners while representing the organization at conferences and networking events. The Investment Manager monitors the financial and operational performance of portfolio companies, tracks investment KPIs, prepares periodic portfolio performance reports, recommends portfolio rebalancing strategies, and identifies initiatives that enhance shareholder value and investment returns. The role also assesses market, financial, operational, and geopolitical risks, develops mitigation strategies, ensures compliance with regulatory requirements, governance standards, and internal investment policies, and supports internal and external audit activities. Candidates should possess a Bachelor's Degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business Administration, or a related discipline, with MBA, CFA, CAIA, or equivalent professional qualifications preferred, together with 7–12 years of experience in investment management, private equity, venture capital, corporate finance, family office, or investment banking environments, supported by advanced expertise in financial modeling, business valuation, M&A transactions, portfolio management, Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and financial analysis tools.

by Sundus in Energy (Oil, Gas & Renewables)

The Senior Engineer – Equipment Maintenance is responsible for ensuring the safe, reliable, and efficient operation of high-voltage transmission substation equipment by performing installation, testing, commissioning, preventive and corrective maintenance, troubleshooting, fault investigation, and technical analysis of 400kV and 132kV transmission assets. The role supports the maintenance and operational integrity of critical power transmission infrastructure, including Gas Insulated Switchgear (GIS), Power Transformers, Shunt Reactors, Circuit Breakers, hydraulic circuit breakers, and associated auxiliary systems. Responsibilities include investigating equipment failures, diagnosing technical faults, conducting root cause analysis, responding to technical alarms, preparing detailed technical reports, and implementing corrective maintenance actions to maximize equipment reliability and system availability. The position requires extensive knowledge of GIS control schemes, interlocks, operating mechanisms, Partial Discharge (PD) monitoring systems, high-voltage transmission equipment, and substation maintenance practices. The Senior Engineer works independently within a high-voltage transmission environment while ensuring maintenance activities comply with technical standards, operational requirements, safety procedures, and engineering best practices. Strong English communication skills are required to prepare technical documentation, communicate engineering findings, coordinate maintenance activities, and support the reliable operation of transmission assets within the power transmission industry.

by Maaden in Energy (Oil, Gas & Renewables)

The Chief Specialist, Business Integration Partner – BM&NM serves as the primary business partner for Maaden's Gold and Base Metals business, ensuring TechOps domains consistently deliver measurable business value across existing Gold operations, future Base Metal operations, and the organization's vision of becoming the world's leading technology-enabled mining company. The role partners closely with Domain Integrators, Chief Specialists, Full Potential teams, Technical Initiative Leads, Business Unit senior leadership, and capital project teams to align technology-enabled initiatives with operational priorities, geological requirements, business objectives, economic drivers, and long-term mining strategies. Responsibilities include representing Gold and Base Metal business priorities, operational requirements, KPIs, value objectives, and investment priorities within domain initiatives while ensuring technology solutions accurately reflect Gold operational realities, operational risk profiles, production requirements, and business performance drivers. The position translates enterprise domain strategies into Gold-specific business initiatives, supports technology enablement across the TechOps platform ecosystem, aligns operating models and performance management frameworks with Operational Excellence objectives, and ensures value creation opportunities are successfully identified, prioritized, sequenced, delivered, and realized. The Chief Specialist acts as the central coordination point between business leadership and domain teams, governs KPI alignment, investment priorities, value realization, and initiative coherence across the BM&NM Domain Mission, and serves as a trusted advisor supporting strategic business transformation, mining operational optimization, technology integration, and sustainable value delivery across Gold and Base Metal operations. The role requires a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering, Geology, Operations, or Business together with at least twelve years of experience in Gold and Base Metal operations or related business functions, strong knowledge of mining operating models and economic drivers, experience supporting cross-functional and technology-enabled initiatives, and demonstrated capability to operate effectively across multiple business units and specialist teams.

by Adnoc in Energy (Oil, Gas & Renewables)

The Project Manager (ARLNG Project Department - YOC) is responsible for managing, supervising, and controlling the complete development and execution of major multi-disciplinary engineering projects from initial concept through engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, start-up, completion, and final handover. The role oversees new plants, facilities, and modifications to existing plants and systems while ensuring projects are delivered in accordance with shareholder guidelines, company engineering standards, project management principles, quality requirements, Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) objectives, approved budgets, schedules, and operational expectations. The position provides technical leadership during proposal development, conceptual engineering, design reviews, materials specification, procurement activities, contract tendering, contractor prequalification, project planning, engineering strategy, financial management, and project execution. Responsibilities include coordinating with Project Management Consultants (PMC), engineering teams, consultants, contractors, user departments, Finance, Commercial Support, and external stakeholders while ensuring compliance with engineering codes, practices, standards, company procedures, and regulatory requirements. The Project Manager leads multi-disciplinary engineering teams throughout all phases of project development, including scope definition, technical feasibility studies, cost estimation, project strategy development, engineering design refinement, procurement, construction management, commissioning, and operational start-up. The role oversees contractor performance, engineering quality, budget management, financial forecasting, currency requirements, import duty considerations, contract administration, variation orders, engineering standards, project reporting, quality assurance, quality control, and technical integrity of surface facilities. Responsibilities also include preparing work programs, contractor terms of reference, project execution strategies, safety programs, engineering standards, and project procedures while managing Tender Board activities, weekly highlights, monthly progress reports, engineering procurement and construction (EPC) activities, and contractor performance evaluations covering quality, cost, schedule, and HSE performance. The Project Manager ensures all projects are executed safely by enforcing HSE requirements, safety procedures, method statements, company safety regulations, and quality standards while conducting audits, implementing corrective actions, and supporting continuous improvement. The role is accountable for delivering major development projects that achieve HSE, quality, cost, schedule, technical integrity, and operational objectives while minimizing financial risk, preventing scope changes, avoiding rework, and reducing project delays. Candidates should possess a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or equivalent, a minimum of twelve years of project engineering and execution experience within the Oil & Gas industry, including at least five years leading multi-disciplinary engineering teams, consultants, and contractors, together with strong expertise in project management, contract management, planning, budget and cost control, and Project Management Professional (PMP) certification.

by Fairmont Hotels Middle East in Hotel & Resort Management

The Cluster Director of Engineering is responsible for providing strategic leadership, operational oversight, and technical governance for the Engineering and Safety functions across the Fairmont, Raffles, and Swissôtel (FRSS) hotel portfolio located within the Abraj Al Bait Complex in Makkah, Saudi Arabia. The position ensures the reliability, safety, operational efficiency, long-term sustainability, and regulatory compliance of all engineering operations, infrastructure, utilities, engineering assets, and building systems while maintaining alignment with Accor brand standards, company requirements, asset performance objectives, and applicable regulatory obligations. The role leads engineering governance across multiple luxury hotels by establishing engineering policies, procedures, operational frameworks, and performance standards while ensuring integrated engineering operations across physically connected properties that share common utilities and infrastructure. Responsibilities include overseeing centralized engineering support functions including Safety & Compliance, Central Store & Logistics, Engineering Workshops covering Carpentry, Painting, and MEP activities, the PMP (Room Care Program), and the Engineering Command Center. The Cluster Director leads, mentors, coaches, develops, and builds succession plans for engineering leadership teams while fostering accountability, collaboration, innovation, operational excellence, and continuous improvement. The role oversees the operation, maintenance, asset lifecycle management, and reliability of building systems, utilities, engineering infrastructure, and engineering assets while ensuring consistent implementation of Accor technical standards, Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (MEP) requirements, Fire Life Safety (FLS) compliance, preventive maintenance, predictive maintenance programs, engineering performance monitoring, operational Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), and initiatives that maximize asset reliability, reduce downtime, improve operational efficiency, and enhance guest satisfaction. The position also drives Sustainability and Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) initiatives by supporting energy efficiency improvements, carbon footprint reduction, water hygiene, public health compliance, and specialized fire life safety programs aligned with Accor standards and Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) regulatory requirements. Responsibilities further include coordinating maintenance, inspections, testing, contractor activities, technical manpower deployment, and specialist engineering resources across the FRSS portfolio. The role leads the preparation and execution of annual CAPEX plans, engineering budgets, long-term asset replacement strategies, OPEX management, financial forecasting, energy cost optimization, and engineering project governance while overseeing renovations, upgrades, capital projects, and new engineering initiatives delivered within approved budgets, schedules, quality standards, and company requirements. The successful candidate possesses a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related engineering discipline, preferably supported by a Master's degree in Engineering Management or a related field, together with 10–15 years of progressive engineering leadership experience within the hospitality industry, including multi-property engineering operations and large-scale asset management.

by Sofitel Hotels Middle East in Hotel & Resort Management

The Director of Safety and Security is responsible for leading the organization's overall safety, security, business continuity, and emergency preparedness functions within a luxury hospitality environment. The role develops, implements, and continuously enhances comprehensive safety and security strategies, policies, procedures, and operational standards to safeguard employees, guests, visitors, contractors, physical assets, and business operations. The position provides strategic leadership for all physical security operations, including access control, surveillance systems, security staffing, visitor management, CCTV, intrusion detection systems, incident response, and access control systems while ensuring the effectiveness of security technologies and operational readiness. Responsibilities include conducting comprehensive operational, physical, and security risk assessments, implementing mitigation strategies, ensuring compliance with local, national, and international safety and security regulations, and maintaining a robust governance framework for organizational safety and security. The Director develops, implements, and maintains emergency response plans, business continuity strategies, crisis management programs, fire safety programs, emergency evacuation procedures, and life safety systems to strengthen organizational resilience and operational continuity. The role leads investigations into accidents, incidents, security breaches, and workplace violence, ensuring root causes are identified, corrective actions are implemented, and preventive measures are established. Additional responsibilities include coordinating with law enforcement agencies, emergency services, regulatory authorities, and external security providers to ensure effective emergency response and regulatory compliance. The position manages departmental budgets, procurement activities, service contracts, and the acquisition of safety and security equipment while establishing Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), preparing executive performance reports, leading safety committees, conducting regular safety audits, security audits, inspections, and compliance reviews, and driving continuous improvement initiatives. The Director develops and delivers comprehensive safety and security training programs for employees and contractors, promotes a proactive safety culture through awareness campaigns, and supervises, mentors, evaluates, and develops safety and security personnel to ensure high operational standards. Preferred qualifications include Certified Protection Professional (CPP), Certified Safety Professional (CSP), Occupational Health and Safety certifications such as NEBOSH or IOSH, Certified Business Continuity Professional (CBCP), and First Aid, CPR, and Incident Command System (ICS) training. Previous experience with Opera or a related hospitality management system is considered an asset. Fluency in English is required, while additional language proficiency is considered advantageous.

by Private Network in FinTech & Digital Payments

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by Checkout.com MENA in FinTech & Digital Payments

The Manager, Internal Audit (MENA) is responsible for supporting the Internal Audit function for Checkout.com across the Middle East and North Africa region while reporting directly to the Global Head of Internal Audit. Based in Dubai, the role provides independent and objective assurance over the organization's governance, risk management, and internal control environment within a fast-paced, highly regulated fintech and digital payments business. The position acts as the senior Internal Audit lead for Checkout MENA and is responsible for driving the successful execution of the regional audit strategy in support of the company's continued expansion. The role develops the annual audit plan by maintaining the audit universe, performing enterprise risk assessments, and ensuring audit priorities remain aligned with emerging business risks. It supports the implementation and continuous enhancement of the Internal Audit assurance framework, including continuous monitoring capabilities, automated audit routines, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Data Analytics to improve audit effectiveness and operational efficiency. The position delivers and oversees audits covering Treasury, Finance, Operations, and Compliance, ensuring timely execution, comprehensive documentation, and high-quality audit outcomes. Responsibilities include communicating audit findings, control deficiencies, and risk exposures to senior management, regional Boards, and Risk Committees while monitoring remediation activities and evaluating the effectiveness of corrective actions. The manager develops trusted relationships with internal stakeholders, Boards, local regulators, and external parties while promoting a strong risk and control culture across the business. The role continuously enhances audit methodologies, tools, and Quality Assurance processes in accordance with IIA Standards, Checkout.com Internal Audit methodologies, and applicable regulatory requirements. The position ensures alignment between the company's risk management strategy, audit activities, and UAE regulatory expectations while maintaining Continuous Risk Assessment activities that identify changes in regional risk profiles and integrate those changes into the audit plan. Candidates should possess a university degree, at least 12 years of audit experience within technology, fintech, payments, or regulated financial institutions operating in the MENA region, extensive experience managing multiple audit engagements, subject matter expertise across operational, treasury, finance, and Compliance (AML/CFT) audits, working knowledge of UAE regulatory frameworks including CBUAE, DIFC, and ADGM, professional certifications such as CIA, CPA, CA, or CAMS, and technical proficiency in SQL, Power BI, Tableau, Python, AI, Data Analytics, control testing, automated audit routines, and reporting. Experience in stakeholder management, Board engagement, regulatory interaction, and people leadership is highly desirable.

by The Cigna Group in Healthcare & Medical Services

The Tax Management Advisor, Middle East & Africa (MEA), is responsible for leading the regional tax agenda across Cigna Healthcare's operations throughout the Middle East and Africa. The position ensures compliance with evolving tax regulations while supporting business growth through effective tax planning, governance, financial reporting, and risk management. Acting as the regional tax subject matter expert and trusted advisor, the role provides strategic tax guidance to Finance and business leadership, strengthens the tax control environment, and ensures alignment with global tax policies, governance frameworks, and regulatory requirements across multiple jurisdictions within the MEA region. The role manages current and deferred tax accounting in accordance with IFRS requirements, supports quarterly and annual financial reporting processes, prepares tax provisions and disclosures, and fulfills tax-related audit requirements while partnering closely with Accounting and FP&A teams to ensure accurate tax reporting, forecasting, and financial impact assessments. The position leads transfer pricing governance, documentation, and compliance activities throughout the region by ensuring adherence to OECD guidelines and local tax regulations, maintaining intercompany agreements, advising on cross-border transactions, and coordinating with Global Tax teams on international tax initiatives and strategic tax matters. The advisor collaborates with Commercial, Finance, Legal, Compliance, Procurement, and Operations teams by providing practical tax guidance on business initiatives, client arrangements, new products, strategic projects, commercial decisions, regional expansion, restructuring activities, and business transformation initiatives. Responsibilities also include establishing and maintaining a comprehensive tax governance framework, identifying, assessing, mitigating, and monitoring tax risks, ensuring compliance with SOX, ICFR, and internal control requirements, and supporting internal audits, external audits, regulatory reviews, and remediation of tax-related findings. The role manages relationships with tax authorities, external auditors, and tax advisors throughout the MEA region, coordinates responses to tax inquiries, assessments, audits, and regulatory examinations, ensures consistent and defensible tax positions, and represents the organization on tax matters with external stakeholders where appropriate. Additionally, the advisor drives continuous process improvement and tax transformation initiatives by supporting Oracle implementation, e-Invoicing, tax technology solutions, digital tax projects, enhanced tax reporting capabilities, improved data quality, automation of tax processes, and operational efficiency initiatives. The position also liaises with the global tax team to record US GAAP tax expense, prepare tax expense and payment projections for management reporting, communicate tax controversies and tax risks, and provide information required for global reporting. The ideal candidate possesses extensive multinational tax experience across the GCC and Africa, strong expertise in corporate income tax, indirect tax, transfer pricing, tax accounting, regulatory compliance, UAE Corporate Tax implementation, OECD guidelines, finance transformation, and tax technology solutions. Experience within healthcare, insurance, financial services, or other regulated industries is preferred. Fluency in English is mandatory, while Arabic language skills are considered an advantage.