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by ADGM in Banking & Financial Services

The Section Head – Enforcement (Commercial Legislation & Regulatory Investigations) role is based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates within the ADGM Registration Authority’s Monitoring & Enforcement (M&E) Division. The Division is responsible for monitoring compliance with and enforcing ADGM’s commercial legislation, including non-financial regulations and rules governing incorporation, registration, commercial licensing, and operation of firms in ADGM. The Section Head supports the Enforcement Division by leading investigations and enforcement actions to achieve the RA’s regulatory objectives. Reporting directly to the Associate Director, Enforcement, the role collaborates closely with M&E, other RA Divisions, other ADGM authorities, the Financial Services Regulatory Authority, and external stakeholders. Responsibilities include developing and proposing M&E’s enforcement strategy and operational plans, ensuring effective delivery of the enforcement strategy in line with yearly operational plans, and managing ongoing monitoring of enforcement engagement, case selection, and case assessment quality. The role independently manages and assesses enforcement cases related to suspected contraventions of ADGM commercial legislation, including audit and corporate reporting, corporate conduct, fraudulent activities, beneficial ownership, real property, professional services, and unlicensed activities. It oversees and conducts independent investigations, gathers required information to support evidence-based and objective decision-making, and advises on assessments performed by direct reports. The Section Head ensures complete, accurate, accessible, and confidential case records, maintains principles of natural justice and procedural fairness in decision-making, oversees late beneficial ownership penalties, ensures timely Registrar strike off of defunct and non-compliant legal persons, and maintains detailed records of warnings and penalties. The role ensures timely responses to information requests from local and international regulators, delivers clear and sound enforcement assessments and recommendations to the Associate Director, collaborates with Monitoring departments (Audit, DNFBP and DLT Sections), and works with RA Legal & Policy in civil and administrative proceedings. It also manages relationships with enforcement bodies and regulators, enhances internal processes and procedures, upholds ADGM Information Security Policy ensuring confidentiality, integrity and availability of ADGM Information, and leads managerial functions including team performance management, mentoring, empowerment, and accountability in a fast-paced, deadline-driven operational environment.

by Palo Alto Networks in Cybersecurity

The Cortex & Cloud Sales Specialist (Cybersecurity Solutions) role is based in Abu Dhabi Emirate, United Arab Emirates and focuses on driving the growth of Cortex and Cloud business across the region within a leading cybersecurity organization. The position operates in a high-growth, innovation-driven environment and is responsible for executing strategic sales initiatives targeting Enterprise and Major-level accounts. The role requires extensive experience in cybersecurity sales, platform selling, and complex solution sales methodologies, with strong knowledge of security solutions including SIEM, EDR, and CNAPP (DevSecOps, CloudOps). The specialist builds and cultivates trusted relationships with CIOs and CISOs, influences strategic conversations, and aligns customer strategies with Cortex and Cloud business objectives. Responsibilities include leading strategic sales campaigns, managing full sales cycle management from initial contact through procurement processes, conducting sales forecasting, and operating within a continuous adoption, expansion, and upsell sales motion inside a matrixed sales organization. The role engages in deep technical discussions beyond standard sales presentations, translating complex technical cybersecurity and AI-driven security solutions into clear business value propositions. Collaboration with sales engineers, cross-functional teams, and Alliances is critical to deliver tailored customer-centric solutions and execute a channel-centric go-to-market strategy through channel partner management. The position requires domestic travel to meet customers and attend key business events, contributing directly to regional revenue growth and rapid business expansion.

by AtkinsRealis in Construction & Infrastructure

The PMO Reporting Manager (PMO Excellence & Governance – Saudi National) role is based in Al Ula, Maddinah, Saudi Arabia and supports regional development initiatives as part of a PMO-focused Project Management function. The position is responsible for designing and enhancing PMO frameworks and governance structures to drive PMO Excellence. Key accountabilities include designing operating models, interaction models, governance structures, frameworks, and cross-functional workflows and processes aligned with RCU organizational standards and best practices. The role develops end-to-end processes incorporating RACI matrices, SLAs, workflows, procedures, and supporting materials, and translates strategic PMO objectives into practical, implementable frameworks for execution and operation. It integrates concepts from development lifecycles and value chains such as RIBA, EXPRO and similar models, conducts benchmarking against best practices, and tailors execution and operational mechanisms to organizational needs. The position develops and drives continuous improvement of guides defining services, functional accountabilities, and scope in alignment with the approved mandate, and creates standardized toolkits, templates, checklists, and guidance documents. From a Project Management and Stakeholder Engagement perspective, the role leads stakeholder engagement internally within PMO and externally with other stakeholders, moderates and facilitates structured meetings aligned to agendas, develops executive presentations and reports to Leadership on departmental progress, challenges, and support requests, and translates technical information into meaningful insights to enable informed decision-making. The role supports maintaining risk logs and issue logs, ensures documentation discipline including version control, archiving, formatting consistency, and structured accessibility, develops ad-hoc reports and presentations, prepares detailed schedules for assigned work elements or projects, manages schedule updates, and prioritizes multiple parallel tasks to ensure adherence to deadlines.

by Subsea7 in Energy (Oil, Gas & Renewables)

The Logistics Specialist II (Marine Fleet & Import/Export – Oil & Gas) role, embedded in KSA and based in Al Khobar, is responsible for coordinating and facilitating the movement of marine fleet, vessels, equipment, and materials for import/export scopes within the Oil & Gas Business. Reporting to the Logistics Lead, the position ensures implementation of Subsea7 processes related to logistics while maintaining knowledge of the specifics associated with operating in the Middle East. The role includes liaison with agents, authorities, operations teams, and marine agents to manage marine fleet clearance, vessel inward clearance and outward clearance, and the clearance of materials and equipment. It requires ensuring that all required customs documentation is in place prior to arrival and departure of vessels, and that documentation is communicated to agents and authorities in due time. The role ensures efficient, timely, accurate, and cost-effective delivery of logistics support for project activities, supports Finance Department and Management in liaison with ZATCA and authorities, and monitors regional changes in shipping laws and customs laws to maintain compliance with import/export compliance and local customs & Excise regulations. The position maintains and updates databases in shared folders for vessels and cargo movement, mobilization records and demobilization records, and contributes to a positive HSEQ culture by adhering to local HSEQ codes and HSEQ practices. The role requires relevant experience in Oil & Gas logistics, knowledge of international trade, proficiency in Microsoft Office, and the ability to manage cargo movement tracking, customs documentation, and marine agents coordination within Saudi Arabia.

by Noon Academy in Education & EdTech

The Learning Program Manager – Qudurat & Tahsili (Native Arabic Speaker) is a critical leadership role at Noon Academy, the leading edtech platform in the Middle East serving over 12 million students and teachers and recently backed by $41 million in Series B funding. This full-time, Riyadh-based role owns and advances the learning strategy for Noon’s Qudurat program within a newly invented hybrid learning experience currently operating inside 28 schools in Riyadh and expanding to 100+ schools across the Kingdom. The position leads the design, execution, and continuous improvement of the end-to-end learning experience for thousands of students daily, acting as the focal point between teachers, content team, school principals, supervisors, product, engineering, and operations teams. It blends data-driven decision-making, pedagogical leadership, and team leadership with strong emphasis on teacher development, curriculum excellence, and measurable student success. The role champions alignment of learning content, delivery, and instructional practices with national assessment standards while leveraging peer to peer learning, activities, and pedagogical techniques to outperform traditional education. Responsibilities include owning and enhancing the learning strategy for Qudurat and Tahsili programs in alignment with exam frameworks, learning objectives, and student success metrics; architecting and improving a hybrid and AI-enabled learning ecosystem; introducing best-in-class instructional and assessment practices tailored for Qudurat and Tahsili preparation; collaborating with Learning Experience Managers to design, develop, and integrate curriculum, content, assessments, and learning activities; gathering and analyzing student feedback and performance data including mock exams, diagnostics, and engagement metrics; evaluating program impact using data to iterate curriculum and teaching approaches; and translating educational insights into product features, learning tools, and content enhancements in collaboration with product managers, engineers, designers, and business teams. The role also owns curriculum design and content development operations end-to-end for Qudurat programs, ensuring implementation meets organizational standards within Noon’s hybrid learning environment that integrates AI and consumer-facing learning products.

by Mozn in Cybersecurity

The Head of Legal serves as the company’s chief legal advisor for an Enterprise AI and Enterprise SaaS organization operating across multiple regions, enabling organizations in Financial Crime Prevention and Enterprise Knowledge Intelligence. The role is responsible for establishing and leading the entire legal and compliance function, developing and executing the global legal strategy aligned with business goals and risk appetite, and structuring the legal department’s operating model, policies, and governance framework. Reporting directly to the Group CFO and supervising a team of 3 to 4, the position provides strategic counsel on corporate governance, risk mitigation, regulatory compliance, commercial structuring, and cross-border legal matters. The role requires deep expertise in technology law, commercial law, cloud services, software licensing, SaaS subscription agreements, Enterprise licensing contracts, Service Level Agreements (SLAs), Data Processing Agreements (DPAs), partnership, reseller, and channel agreements, as well as advising on pricing models, liability structures, indemnifications, and SLAs. It ensures compliance with local and international data protection regulations including GDPR, NCA, and PDPL in KSA, as well as cloud security frameworks, SaaS-specific regulatory requirements, government procurement rules (including KSA public-sector SaaS contracts), and internal and external audit requirements. The Head of Legal manages corporate legal affairs across multiple jurisdictions including labour law, board governance, corporate filings, entity structuring, and investor relations from a legal standpoint. The role identifies and mitigates legal risks related to SaaS operations such as IP rights, cybersecurity, customer data, international expansion, and data breaches, and develops company-wide legal policies covering acceptable use, privacy, compliance, data retention, and vendor relationships. It leads incident response from a legal and regulatory perspective, manages disputes, litigation, arbitration, regulatory inquiries, settlements, and supervises external law firms with cost and performance oversight. The position requires demonstrated ability in international legal and compliance environments, experience within SaaS, cloud, or enterprise software companies, exposure to cross-border SaaS sales, cybersecurity, IP rights, and regulatory compliance, and strong familiarity with KSA legal frameworks including Saudi Commercial Law, PDPL & data residency frameworks, government contracting and Etimad platform exposure, and understanding of CITC/NCA regulations. Experience building or scaling a legal department in a fast-growing tech environment is highly preferred.

by Private Network in Banking & Financial Services

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by Mubadala Investment Company in Marketing & Advertising

The Multimedia Designer at Mubadala Investment Company plays a pivotal role in creating visually compelling content for social media and digital platforms, translating complex ideas, leadership thinking, and institutional narratives into clear, engaging, and visually distinctive outputs. The designer operates at the intersection of graphic design, motion graphics, storytelling, and AI-assisted creative workflows, producing static, animated, and video assets that reflect Mubadala's global scale, credibility, and brand identity. Responsibilities include producing high-impact visual assets for campaigns, presentations, and digital-first platforms, supporting creative ideation, leveraging AI tools to enhance creative speed and output quality, maintaining brand consistency, evolving digital visual language, and collaborating with social media managers, copywriters, marketers, and external partners. The role demands managing multiple projects simultaneously, responding constructively to feedback, and ensuring high-quality, precise, and on-brand outputs in a fast-paced, high-visibility environment. The designer contributes to Mubadala's mission of delivering social and financial impact while maintaining a professional standard of creative excellence.

by Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank in Banking & Financial Services

The Priority Chat Banking Support Specialist is responsible for providing high-quality, non-voice banking support for ADIB customers in Abu Dhabi, responding to inquiries via chat, email, and other digital channels. The role requires accurately tracking and managing all customer queries, ensuring timely First Contact Resolution (FCR) when possible, and escalating complex or sensitive issues to appropriate departments. The specialist is expected to maintain precise and updated records across various systems and spreadsheets, utilize the knowledge base for accurate information, and adhere to operational risk and IT security policies. The position demands fluency in Arabic and English, superior written communication, multitasking across multiple chat interactions, and the ability to maintain high accuracy under pressure. The role includes compliance with shift schedules, attendance requirements, team coordination, process improvement initiatives, and participation in ad-hoc projects assigned by the Service Manager or Contact Center Management. The specialist plays a critical role in ensuring effective, accurate, and professional service delivery that enhances customer experience and supports bank operational efficiency.

by Tamara in FinTech & Digital Payments

The Advertising Operations Associate at Tamara is responsible for end-to-end support of digital advertising campaigns across multiple channels, ensuring campaigns are executed accurately, on time, and in alignment with organizational objectives. The role involves setting up campaigns on various digital platforms, monitoring ongoing performance, and maintaining detailed reporting dashboards to track key performance metrics. The associate works closely with internal teams including sales, marketing, data, and product to coordinate campaign timelines, ensure delivery requirements are met, and address any operational issues that arise. This includes maintaining clean documentation, logs, and records of campaign performance, assisting with post-campaign analysis and reporting, and providing actionable insights to optimize future campaigns. Additionally, the role involves supporting testing and optimization initiatives, identifying inefficiencies in campaign operations, and suggesting improvements to enhance workflow and performance. The position requires a hands-on approach, attention to detail, strong analytical skills, and the ability to manage multiple campaigns simultaneously in a fast-paced fintech environment serving millions of users across KSA, UAE, and Kuwait. The associate plays a critical role in supporting Tamara's mission to deliver customer-centric financial solutions by ensuring seamless, high-performing digital advertising operations that maximize reach, engagement, and conversion outcomes.