Electrical Engineer

Engineering Industry

Dubai, UAE

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Key Responsibilities

Design Electrical Systems: Create, review, and improve electrical plans, schematics, and layouts using design tools for projects.
Supervise Installation: Oversee electrical work on site to ensure compliance with specifications, safety codes, and quality standards.
Troubleshoot Issues: Diagnose electrical faults, perform tests, and resolve problems during installation, commissioning, and operation.
Coordinate with Teams: Work with MEP, construction, and technical teams to align electrical work with overall project goals.
Regulatory Compliance: Ensure electrical designs and installations meet Dubai/ UAE authority rules and international standards.
Prepare Reports: Document work progress, test results, and technical notes for project tracking and approvals.
Support Commissioning: Assist in system testing, commissioning, and handover to ensure safe, reliable operations.

Experience: 3–7 years in electrical engineering, design, or site execution in UAE or similar projects.
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field.
Technical Competence: Proficient with AutoCAD, Revit MEP, electrical codes, and power system fundamentals.
Project Controls: Able to plan tasks, manage timelines, and help deliver projects on schedule and within budget.
Leadership: Can guide junior staff, coordinate contractors, and communicate clearly across teams.
Commercial Acumen: Understand project costs, contract requirements, and impact of decisions on budgets.

Typically 3–7 years in electrical design, construction, or maintenance.

Licensing isn’t always mandatory, but understanding local codes is important.

AutoCAD, Revit MEP, and power analysis tools are commonly required.

Yes — supervising installation and testing on site is a regular responsibility.

Some junior roles exist, but mid‑level electrical roles prefer 3+ years.

Yes — following DEWA/UAE safety, codes, and quality standards is essential.