891 open roles from the job boards of 106 employers and recruitment agencies, updated daily. Each one links to the company’s own posting, and each one can get its own tailored CV.
From the source
Straight from employers’ own boards. Agencies are marked.
Applying from abroad?
We flag what each ad says about relocation, visas and who can apply.
Never pay to apply
In the UAE the employer pays for your visa. How to check an offer.
Showing 1–6 of 6 open jobs, newest first
EgisDubaiPosted 4 days ago
Job Description We are seeking a detail-oriented and analytically-minded Pre-Graduate Electrical/Telecom Engineer to join our organisation in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. This is an excellent opportunity for a UAE…
Typical electrical engineer pay in the UAE: AED 4,960 a month (median reported)
EgisDubaiPosted 5 weeks ago
Job Description Attend Inspections, Preventive / Corrective Maintenance and PPM Services by Subcontractors. Checking of MEP Operation on Daily Basis for smooth operation. Preparing MEP Reports (Daily/Monthly/…
Typical electrical engineer pay in the UAE: AED 4,960 a month (median reported)
EgisDubaiPosted 5 weeks ago
Job Description 1. Inspection & Testing Carry out routine and scheduled BMMS inspections of electrical and mechanical systems (motors, pumps, switchgear, transformers, MCC panels, HVAC equipment, piping, etc.).…
Typical electrical engineer pay in the UAE: AED 4,960 a month (median reported)
EgisDubaiPosted 6 weeks ago
Job Description We're looking for a talented Graduate Electrical Engineer-UAE National to join our dynamic engineering team in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. This is an excellent opportunity for a UAE National to…
Typical electrical engineer pay in the UAE: AED 4,960 a month (median reported)
EgisDubaiPosted 3 months ago
Job Description Attend Inspections, Preventive / Corrective Maintenance and PPM Services by Subcontractors. Checking of MEP Operation on Daily Basis for smooth operation. Preparing MEP Reports (Daily/Monthly/…
Typical electrical engineer pay in the UAE: AED 4,960 a month (median reported)
Experts Plus Recruitment ServicesAgencyAjmanPosted 3 months ago
We are urgently looking to hire a talented and immediately available Electrical QA/QC Engineer – Life Safety & ELV Systems, for one of our clients, based in Ajman, UAE. The Electrical QA/QC Engineer will be…
Typical electrical engineer pay in the UAE: AED 4,960 a month (median reported)
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Companies publish their openings through hiring platforms — Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workable and SmartRecruiters — which make the list available for other sites to show. We read those lists for 106 employers and recruitment agencies with roles in the UAE — a batch every day, so each board is re-checked at least every few days — and link each job back to the company’s own page. Nothing is copied from LinkedIn, Bayt or other job boards.
The labels on each card come from the ad’s own words, and the sentence behind a label is quoted on the card. An ad that says nothing about relocation, residency or nationality gets no label.
Every listing comes from the company’s own job board — the page it links to is the employer’s or agency’s, not a repost. We leave out talent-pool and CV-collection ads, ads that are actually for another country, and ads that have been up for more than a year. Recruitment agencies are marked on every card.
Many UAE employers hire from abroad. We label what each ad says in its own words: whether it mentions relocation or visa support, whether it asks for candidates already in the UAE, and whether it is limited to UAE nationals. When an ad says none of these, it simply doesn’t say — that is not a no.
No. Under UAE labour law (Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021) the employer pays recruitment costs and your work visa. Anyone asking you for money to get a job or a visa is a red flag.
The list is updated every day, and each employer’s board is re-checked at least every few days — so a job usually leaves this list within a few days of the employer taking the ad down.