Airport Engineer

Job Title: Airport Engineer

Location : Madinat Zayed (Must be willing to relocate as project Is located there)

Position Overvie wWe are seeking an experienced Airport Enginee r with deep technical knowledge of international aviation standards and hands‑on experience working with airport authorities and regulatory bodies. The ideal candidate will have a solid civil engineering background and the ability to ensure that airport design, construction, and compliance requirements meet ICAO, FAA, and EASA standards

.Key Responsibilitie

  • sInterpret and apply ICAO, FAA, and EAS A standards across airport design and construction activities
  • .Coordinate with airport authorities, regulatory agencies, and stakeholder s to ensure compliance and approvals

  • .Review and validate airport‑related engineering designs, reports, and technical documentation
  • .Support the development and review of airside and landside infrastructure, including pavements, taxiways, runways, drainage, and utilities
  • .Identify design or compliance issues and provide clear engineering recommendations
  • .Participate in technical meetings, inspections, and regulatory reviews
  • .Provide guidance to junior engineers and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams

.Qualifications & Requirement
  • sBachelor of Science in Civil Engineerin g from a recognized and accredited university
  • .Strong working knowledge of ICAO, FAA, and EAS A standards and requirements

  • .Proven experience collaborating with airport authorities and regulatory bodie s
  • .Minimum 15 years of experienc e in airport engineering, aviation infrastructure, or related civil works

  • .Excellent communication, analytical, and problem‑solving skills
  • .Ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities in a fast‑paced environment
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