Senior Engineer - Operations Technology (DWC, Dubai)

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Senior Engineer - Operations Technology (DWC, Dubai)

Grade - 13Operations Technology &

  • Systems
  • Sort System P&E
  • Hub P&E
  • Gateway P&E
  • Local Facility P&E
  • PMO P&E
  • Contingency Planning;Please note that the Job will close at 12am on Posting Close date, so please submit your application prior to the Close Date.Please note preference will be given to UAE Nationals, Residents and/or candidates with valid work visas.What You Will Do:Strategic Advisory:

Provide expert technical advice and counsel to senior and executive management on emerging operational technology trends, practices, opportunities, and risks.Automation &

  • Innovation Leadership:

Be the driving force behind the analysis, interpretation, and strategic application of complex operational data to influence optimal business decisions, with a core focus on automation and advanced operational systems.High-Impact Project Leadership:

Lead and influence high-impact, cross-functional projects and initiatives, translating strategic vision into tangible, successful operational deployments.Future‑Oriented Strategy:

Proactively drive strategic planning for the adoption of next‑generation operations technology, supporting teams to achieve optimal, future‑proof results.What You Will Bring:We are looking for a highly skilled and strategic professional who can seamlessly bridge the gap between traditional engineering/operations and cutting‑edge IT systems.Relevant Experience:

A minimum of five to seven years of progressive experience in a planning and engineering environment, with a demonstrable core focus on automation processes and the adaptation of advanced technology within a dynamic operational setting.

Experience within the logistics or supply chain industry is highly advantageous.Strategic Acumen:

Exceptional ability to think strategically, conduct sophisticated analysis of complex operational and technical information, and translate critical business needs into effective, automated operational solutions.Technical Expertise &

  • Mindset:

Solution-Driven:

A proven track record of developing and deploying robust technical solutions.Independent Thinking:

The capacity to innovate and make sound, autonomous technical decisions.

Process Automation Champion

Demonstrated success in process automation and a relentless passion for finding innovative ways to boost operational efficiency and optimize workflows using technology.Education:

A bachelor's degree in engineering or computer sciences, complemented by proven exposure to and application of IT principles for the development and management of advanced operational and automated systems.Those who have given interviews in last 6 months for same position need not apply againWe are an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and we are committed to a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workforce in which we enforce fair treatment, and provide growth opportunities for everyone.All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment regardless of age, race, color, national origin, genetics, religion, gender, marital status, pregnancy (including childbirth or a related medical condition), physical or mental disability, or any other characteristic protected by applicable laws, regulations, and ordinances.

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