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by Etihad Airways in Aerospace & Aviation

The Product Manager - Guest 360 is responsible for managing the end-to-end product development process from defining desirable, feasible, viable and sustainable products to launching them and ensuring they continuously meet customers’ needs within the Airline industry. The role owns the strategy, vision and roadmap for products within the value stream and supports the Head of Guest in delivering value to customers using deep technical knowledge on Contract Centre, Chatbots and omnichannel solutions. Acting as the internal representative of the customer throughout the product lifecycle, the role leverages market and customer research to continuously understand market and customer needs. The position involves defining and maintaining Non-Functional Requirements to ensure quality standards, supporting the flow of work through the portfolio Kanban into the product backlog, reprioritising the backlog based on business and customer needs, presenting product vision during Program Increment Planning sessions, and participating in daily scrums, sprint planning meetings, sprint reviews and retrospectives. It includes sequencing the architectural runway with Solution Architects, facilitating system demos for stakeholder review and approval, measuring product success including adoption, customer insights and feedback, and enhancing the Guest 360 products by defining and prioritizing initiatives. The role requires strong understanding of customer-centered analytics (personalization & omni-channel) including CRM, booking data and loyalty data, demonstrated success in defining, delivering and launching high quality software products, integrating customer feedback into product requirements, driving prioritisation, and using design thinking tools such as personas, empathy maps, journey maps and story maps to support a transversal understanding of customer experience (CX).

by Flydubai in Aerospace & Aviation

The Senior Officer – Procurement (Ground Handling Services) is responsible for detailed analysis and processing of high-impact non-aircraft procurement products and services in the aviation sector. The role includes preparing RFPs, RFQs, and tender documents, managing contract lifecycle actions including amendments, renewals, and extensions, reviewing vendor prequalification documentation, conducting financial evaluations, supporting vendor negotiations, and ensuring compliance with company and regulatory policies. The officer produces performance dashboards, identifies opportunities to enhance business process efficiency, provides first-level support for procurement systems, liaises with business units for technical evaluation of proposals, facilitates procurement system training for end users, and maintains all records and documentation across the procurement cycle.

by Emirates in Aerospace & Aviation

The Procurement Analyst – Engineering is responsible for conducting complex and strategic high-value procurement analysis to ensure optimal sourcing of products and services in the aviation sector. The role involves evaluating technical information and in-service experience from engineering stakeholders, analyzing vendor product support obligations, performing life cycle cost assessments including Direct Maintenance Costs (DMC), reliability, operational interruptions, spares, weight, and warranties, and providing sensitivity and financial analysis using NPV in coordination with Finance. The analyst reviews draft contracts, submits commercial risk assessments, benchmarks sourcing techniques from other airlines and industries, develops new evaluation tools and models to optimize procurement processes, and supports the Procurement Manager in supplier negotiations. The position ensures sourcing strategies meet best quality standards at minimal cost while adhering to contractual and operational requirements.

by Ad Ports Group in Logistics & Supply Chain

The Manager – Preconstruction leads the successful completion of international pre-construction projects from inception to construction commencement within AD Ports Group’s International Office. The role includes conducting feasibility studies with technical, financial, and environmental analysis, performing technical due diligence, developing preconceptual engineering designs, and overseeing technical designs to ensure cost-effective, fit-for-purpose solutions. Responsibilities include defining project scope, managing pre-construction schedules, tender documents, and contract negotiations, monitoring risks, providing CAPEX estimates, maintaining technical oversight across the project lifecycle, preparing detailed reports for senior management, and ensuring compliance with relevant codes, standards, and end-user requirements. The manager also mentors team members, communicates technical information to non-technical stakeholders, and maintains strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders to achieve international program objectives.

by DP World in Logistics & Supply Chain

The Manager – Inspection is responsible for managing and directing inspection operations within DP World, ensuring alignment with business objectives, regulatory compliance, and organizational performance standards. The role involves providing specialist knowledge, coaching, training, and development to team members, directing inspection plan execution, reviewing complex inspection reports with financial implications, authorizing critical reports, and resolving operational and compliance issues. The position requires coordination with internal departments and external governmental agencies including Trakhees, Dubai Police, and Dubai Customs, participation in security planning, management of violations and claims, communication of company policies, and oversight of financial planning and budgeting for the inspection section. The role ensures that inspection operations are performed accurately, timely, and in compliance with rules and regulations, safeguarding Parks and Zones/Jafza interests.

by Saipem GCC in Energy (Oil, Gas & Renewables)

The Contract Manager – Supply Chain is responsible for analyzing, managing, and coordinating all contract management activities for projects within Saipem's oil and gas and energy sectors. This role ensures contracts during negotiation and execution phases are correctly addressed, implements Golden Rules and Silver Guidelines, supports Project Managers in developing contract execution strategies, manages changes and claims, and monitors critical subcontractor and vendor packages. The position requires expertise in common law principles, contract risk assessment, opportunity optimization, and support to tendering departments. Additional knowledge in maritime law and BIMCO principles is advantageous. The role supports the company’s sustainability and safety objectives and aligns with Saipem's approach to innovation, energy transition, and digitalization of processes.

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

The Claims Manager is responsible for managing the full lifecycle of contractual claims within an EPCm framework for large-scale oil and gas projects. The role includes responding to subcontractor-originated claims, safeguarding the EPCm contractor’s commercial interests by initiating or supporting claims against the client, and delivering post-award contract management aligned with the Framework for Managing the Fundamentals (FMF). Responsibilities include assessing subcontractor variations and claims, managing contractual correspondence, monitoring compliance, overseeing risk and financial impacts, and providing updates for management reporting. The Claims Manager may supervise commercial team members and ensures effective contract management, administration, and resource allocation. The role requires extensive knowledge of EPCm contracts, compensation models, risk mitigation, change management, and dispute resolution, with strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills.

by McDermott International in Energy (Oil, Gas & Renewables)

The Senior Principal Hook Up Engineer is responsible for solving complex problems impacting the business and providing expert guidance in Hook-Up & Commissioning (Fab) within the EPCI sector. The role involves developing and executing strategies for hook-up to ensure project delivery on schedule and within budget, coordinating with clients, contractors, and internal teams, providing technical expertise and ensuring compliance with industry standards, codes, and regulations. The engineer conducts inspections, audits, HAZID and SIMOPS workshops, manages offshore mobilization and readiness, defines shutdown and turnaround strategies, reviews budgets, and oversees execution strategies. The role requires conceptual and innovative thinking to develop solutions for hook-up challenges, acts as the single point of contact for execution strategy and budget control, and supervises offshore activities. The engineer participates in project close-out, records lessons learned, ensures readiness endorsements, and maintains alignment with client expectations throughout project execution.

by Baker Hughes GCC in Energy (Oil, Gas & Renewables)

The New Built Sales Manager MENAT is responsible for driving sales and business development across the MENAT region for Brush products, focusing on synchronous condenser solutions and power generation applications. The role includes promoting and selling to named accounts, managing commercial opportunities and pipelines, performing commercial and technical negotiations with clients, and coordinating internal technical and commercial activities including offer elaboration and technical solution development in collaboration with engineering, production, and tendering teams. The position requires frequent travel across the market region and participation in industry events and trade fairs. Reporting is to the New Built Global Sales and Commercial Leader. The role requires strong knowledge of Brush products, the grid transmission market, and synchronous condenser technologies, with the ability to influence clients, lead small teams, and manage multiple commercial opportunities simultaneously. The position is eligible for the BRUSH Sales Incentive Plan.

by Halliburton Middle East in Energy (Oil, Gas & Renewables)

The Service Supervisor II – Coiled Tubing is responsible for promoting excellent customer relations at the well site under general supervision, planning and performing job-related calculations, and coordinating the activities of subordinate supervisors, service operators, and operator assistants during equipment rig up, rig down, and preparation. This includes ensuring customer satisfaction, managing data collection and distribution, coordinating equipment clean-up, repair, and preparation for subsequent jobs, and providing input on subordinate performance and on-the-job skills development. The role impacts cost containment, operational efficiency, and profitability, and requires a strong understanding of Halliburton Management System (HMS) standards, work methods, and processes, safety and environmental compliance, and Well Bore schematic analysis. Operators must also analyze computer programs (IWI), adhere to operational procedures, and actively engage in quality improvement processes.