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by Citi UAE in Banking & Financial Services

The AVP Internal Audit role at Citi functions as a Senior Auditor responsible for delivering audit assurance activities with primary coverage of Compliance while also participating in Citibank UAE cross-discipline audits. The position operates within the Internal Audit function and focuses on executing Internal Audit activities aligned with Internal Audit standards, policies, and regulatory requirements in a global banking and financial services environment. The role requires participation in Citibank UAE audits including drafting audit reports, presenting issues to the business, and discussing practical and sustainable solutions related to compliance and regulatory obligations. The auditor monitors regulatory developments to ensure audit coverage addresses applicable regulatory requirements within the regulatory environment governing banking and compliance risk. Core activities include conducting risk assessments, performing regulatory issue validation, executing business monitoring activities, and delivering timely and effective audit assurance. The role involves applying professional judgement when evaluating risks and forming audit conclusions, escalating significant risks through audit issue escalation processes when necessary. The position also contributes to the continuous improvement of audit assurance processes through the development and implementation of data analytics capabilities and the usage of AI tools to enhance audit efficiency, risk coverage, and overall audit execution. The Senior Auditor is responsible for ensuring established timelines and budgets are met while maintaining adherence to regulatory requirements and Internal Audit standards. The role operates within Citi’s global organization of more than 230,000 professionals and requires strong understanding of Compliance Risk Management frameworks and the related regulatory environment affecting financial institutions in the United Arab Emirates. In addition, the role requires collaboration with stakeholders across business units to maintain strong awareness of business activities and compliance exposure, and may leverage professional certifications such as CPA, ACA, CFA, CIA, CISA, or ACAMS which are preferred for the position.

by Goldman Sachs MENA in Banking & Financial Services

The Lead Security Engineering Vice President (Asset & Wealth Management Information Security) within the Asset & Wealth Management division is responsible for defining, implementing, and overseeing the information security and cybersecurity risk posture for the Asset Management Private business. The role leads security engineering and information security governance across the division, ensuring alignment between commercial objectives and robust cybersecurity risk management practices to protect client assets and sensitive data while maintaining resilience against an evolving threat landscape. The position provides strategic leadership across Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC), Application Security & Advisory, and Product Security functions while also overseeing embedded Technology Risk Officers assigned to Asset Management Private business verticals. The role focuses on establishing a unified and proactive cybersecurity risk management framework that ensures regulatory compliance with global financial regulations including SEC, FINRA, GDPR, and CCPA while enabling secure technological innovation across Asset Management initiatives. Responsibilities include working closely with internal application development teams building next-generation critical business applications to ensure information security and business resiliency control requirements are integrated within application architectures. The role collaborates with global Application Security Risk, Business Continuity, Risk Measurement, and Technology Risk teams to develop and implement security and resiliency controls aligned with recognized frameworks such as NIST, OWASP, SANS Top 20, PCI DSS, and CIS Controls. The position provides risk assessment and advisory services to technology engineers and business management by communicating technology risks, mitigation strategies, and risk acceptance decisions. The role also involves assessing application architectures for design-related security risks, recommending remediation strategies, and advising engineering leadership and developers on emerging threats in web and mobile application environments. The role drives adoption of embedded application security controls within the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), provides subject matter expertise in secure application design and development techniques, and supports the convergence of information security standards, solutions, and tools across the organization. Additional responsibilities include developing customized security testing strategies to complement vulnerability scanning and security testing programs managed by Technology Risk, analyzing vulnerability scan reports, and advising development teams on secure coding and application security best practices. The role requires expertise in multi-domain information security disciplines including vendor security, vulnerability management, data loss prevention, data encryption, and infrastructure security, as well as knowledge of technology risk analytics including metrics reporting and dashboarding. Preferred technical expertise includes secure coding languages such as Python, Java, and Go, industry certifications such as CISSP, CISM, CRISC, CISA, or AWS Certified Security – Specialty, and familiarity with leveraging AI/ML technologies to enhance security operations and scale cybersecurity programs.

by J.P. Morgan MENA in Banking & Financial Services

The EMEA Corporate Tax Manager - Vice President (Corporate Income Tax and VAT) operates within the EMEA Corporate Tax team and is responsible for leading day-to-day corporate income tax and Value Added Tax (VAT) affairs for legal entities across the GCC region from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The role supports tax compliance, advisory services, and strategic tax initiatives across the region while partnering closely with the regional tax lead for MENA, who is based in Dubai. The position requires collaboration with stakeholders across lines of business, Finance, and Management to assess new business initiatives, corporate reorganizations, and operational changes from corporate income tax and VAT perspectives. Responsibilities include managing relationships with tax authorities, supporting and leading tax audits, enquiries, and information requests, and ensuring that the organization remains compliant with evolving tax regulations and obligations across GCC jurisdictions. The role requires continuous monitoring of tax regulatory developments in the GCC and translating regulatory changes into practical implementation plans, governance controls, and operational processes that ensure corporate tax and VAT compliance readiness. The position contributes to establishing governance expectations and maintaining alignment with corporate tax governance and tax risk management frameworks while promoting consistent compliance controls and documentation standards. The role also involves preparing detailed analyses, tax memos, and communications that clearly articulate tax issues, options, and recommendations for senior stakeholders. The position coordinates with external tax advisors and collaborates closely with the broader EMEA Corporate Tax team to ensure consistent tax compliance outcomes and support multi-jurisdictional tax initiatives. Additional responsibilities include driving process improvements in tax operations to strengthen compliance, documentation quality, and audit readiness while maintaining governance and risk alignment for corporate taxes and VAT obligations. The role requires monitoring and managing multiple tax projects simultaneously while maintaining accountability and transparency in project delivery. Technical capabilities include knowledge of GCC tax regulations, corporate income tax and VAT advisory, tax authority processes including Saudi regulatory requirements, and understanding of finance and ERP systems that support tax compliance and reporting workflows. The role also requires proficiency with Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, and Microsoft Word for tax analysis, documentation, reporting, and communication.

by Deutsche Bank MENA in Banking & Financial Services

The Corporate Cash Management Solution Sales Specialist - Vice President operates within the Corporate Cash Management team of the Corporate Bank and is responsible for supporting the growth of the cash management franchise across Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa. The role focuses on covering the cash management requirements of multiple client sectors and engaging with key regional and global decision makers and influencers across multinational corporations and local corporates. The position involves delivering advisory and best-in-class corporate cash management solutions designed to meet sophisticated client requirements across the 35 global markets covered by the organization. The role contributes to driving new sales and revenue growth while partnering with internal stakeholders responsible for product management, risk, operations, anti-financial crime, and regulatory compliance. The position involves working with treasury and shared service centre teams of top-tier multinational and regional corporates to originate new-to-bank mandates and increase transaction flows while ensuring alignment with the bank’s regulatory framework. The role provides expert advisory services on corporate treasury best practices, particularly within the context of the global geopolitical, macroeconomic, and regulatory landscape, delivering strategic value to regional buying centres operating across Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa. Responsibilities include independently leading client engagements, delivering client pitches and sales presentations, and responding to Request for Proposal (RFP) processes. The role spearheads sales initiatives designed to drive revenue and scalability by replicating successful deals across regions or industry verticals. The position collaborates with regional and global divisional business heads to drive strategic campaigns and commercialize corporate cash management and cash and liquidity management products across the Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa franchise. It requires close partnership with Implementation and Service teams and Operations teams responsible for post-sales activities to ensure the successful delivery of cash management solutions within agreed timelines and client expectations. The role operates in a collaborative, cross-sell, and performance-driven environment aimed at building a leading corporate cash management team and franchise presence across the region. The position also involves participating in client pitches, industry conferences, and training sessions through regional travel and supporting ad-hoc projects related to corporate clients and accounts. Technical capability includes understanding of corporate treasury functions, strong financial and analytical skills, familiarity with regulatory compliance and anti-financial crime considerations within transaction banking, and operational proficiency with PC applications including Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, and Microsoft OneNote.

by Aldar in Real Estate Development & Property Management

The Assistant Vice President - Legal Counsel (Construction and Real Estate Projects) acts as legal counsel and provides legal guidance on project transactions for Aldar Projects within the construction, real estate, property development, and general commercial legal services domain. The role coordinates and maintains close contact with relevant business units and is responsible for drafting and reviewing a wide range of legal documents and agreements including construction contracts, consultancy agreements, development agreements, facilities management agreements, supply agreements, service agreements, guarantees, performance bonds, amendment agreements, novation agreements, assignment agreements, settlement agreements, confidentiality agreements, memorandum of understanding (MOU), letter of intent (LOI), and other general construction, real estate, and commercial agreements. The position provides advice on the interpretation and application of contractual and statutory provisions to implement and enforce legal contracts and assist in developing strategies related to negotiations, disputes, and other legal matters. Responsibilities include supporting legal disputes and arbitrations directly and through external advocates, handling contract breaches by third parties, and managing breach or termination processes. The role collaborates closely with procurement, commercial, and finance business units on a wide range of real estate developments and transactions. It also manages external counsel providing legal services to the business and supports the review and implementation of risk mitigation strategies on contracts and procurement activities. Additional duties include reviewing and developing template contracts related to construction, consultancy, development management, and facilities management and ensuring proper compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and internal policies. The position contributes to preparing internal governance policies including data protection, AML, and KYC, while performing English language drafting of contracts and correspondence with counterparties and government entities, with Arabic language capabilities considered beneficial.

by Al Ghurair in Construction & Infrastructure

The Assistant Category Manager (ACM) is responsible for leading category-specific procurement activities that support organizational procurement strategy and project delivery in an engineering and procurement-driven environment. The role manages strategic sourcing initiatives, vendor performance monitoring, and spend analysis to ensure efficient purchasing and cost optimization across procurement cycles. The ACM aligns procurement strategy development with company objectives and long-term goals while establishing strategic long-term purchase agreements (LTPA) for targeted procurement items annually. The position conducts market research to identify potential suppliers, assess industry trends, and support supplier selection strategies. The role ensures compliance with legal and regulatory requirements across procurement processes and utilizes Dashboard reporting tools to review spend analysis and savings reports to evaluate procurement effectiveness. The ACM also reviews and tracks In-Country Value (ICV) data using Procure Lens and ensures valid ICV certificates are obtained from major vendors. Operationally, the role manages critical procurement items within assigned categories by obtaining at least three competitive quotations through Request for Quotation (RFQ) processes, preparing Preliminary Cost Comparison (CC) sheets to evaluate supplier pricing, and coordinating technical evaluations with project teams and design departments. The role negotiates with suppliers to ensure compliance with technical specifications and commercial terms while coordinating technical submittals for client or operations approvals. The ACM ensures proper contract management by collecting approved signed contracts and distributing copies to suppliers and the Contracts & Commercial (C&C) Department for documentation and record-keeping. The role collaborates with Business Units, Contracts & Commercial (C&C) Department, and Design teams to finalize contract versions and facilitate procurement execution. The position also liaises with the PSSC team to support E-Auction activities, vendor onboarding processes, vendor performance feedback, and internal stakeholder reviews. The Assistant Category Manager supports the Category Manager in conducting annual vendor performance reviews and implementing corrective actions. Additionally, the role monitors procurement performance through the Procure Lens Dashboard to track Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and ensure procurement timelines are met while maintaining contract logs, procurement records, and order documentation to support transparency, compliance, and procurement governance. The role also coordinates the collection and verification of valid In-Country Value (ICV) certificates and ensures vendor records are updated when certificates expire.

by Private Network in Transportation & Shipping

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by Al Futtaim in Information Technology (IT)

The Manager IT Audit – Technical Infrastructure at Al-Futtaim Group is responsible for evaluating the organization’s IT systems, infrastructure, and security frameworks to ensure confidentiality, integrity, availability, and compliance with internal policies and industry standards. The role focuses on assessing technical architecture, safeguarding IT assets, and strengthening cybersecurity readiness across the organization. Working within the Group Audit function, the manager conducts detailed audits of systems, cloud infrastructure, databases, operating systems, and network technologies to ensure effective controls and proper governance. Through the use of data analytics and AI-powered audit tools, the role identifies risks, analyzes system performance, and recommends improvements to enhance operational efficiency and security. The position also participates in special investigations, technical reviews, and compliance assessments to support strategic risk management initiatives. By collaborating with IT and Information Security teams, the Manager IT Audit contributes to improving technology governance and ensuring that enterprise systems are secure, efficient, and aligned with business requirements.

by Amazon in FinTech & Digital Payments

The Principal Technical Program Manager – Digital Sovereignty at AWS leads strategic technical initiatives that enable organizations to maintain control over their data while leveraging AWS cloud services. This role focuses on building and delivering programs that support sovereign cloud capabilities, helping governments and enterprises meet regulatory, data residency, and security requirements. Working closely with the Director of Digital Sovereignty and senior leadership, the program manager coordinates complex technical initiatives across global AWS teams, including solution architects, program managers, and infrastructure specialists. The position requires deep technical knowledge, strong leadership, and the ability to influence across a large matrix organization without direct authority. The role involves defining technical roadmaps, driving program execution, managing risks, and aligning cross-functional teams to deliver high-impact outcomes. It also supports executive-level engagements with customers by preparing technical narratives and strategic insights that address data sovereignty challenges. Through strategic planning, collaboration, and innovation, the role contributes to advancing AWS sovereign cloud initiatives while ensuring scalable, secure, and compliant cloud solutions for global customers.

by Private Network in Telecommunications & Networking

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