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Drainage Engineering Interns support hydrologic and hydraulic analyses, spread calculations, drainage tabulations, map delineation, and infrastructure design plans. They assist engineers with technical problem-solving, project scheduling, progress tracking, research, and deadline management. The role requires enrollment in Civil or Environmental Engineering, a minimum 3.0 GPA, and ideally coursework in hydrology and fluid mechanics. CAD, MicroStation, Microsoft Office, and strong communication skills are preferred.

Provides Tier 1 and Tier 2 support for external customer platforms, including Windows, Microsoft 365, networking, mobile devices, and endpoint management. Resolves tickets through Zendesk, monitors systems, maintains documentation, manages assets and inventory, promotes security best practices, and escalates issues when necessary.

Develops public involvement plans and communication strategies for transportation infrastructure projects. Creates press releases, social media content, websites, presentations, handouts, brochures, and simple graphics. Supports stakeholder engagement, public meetings, committee meetings, and community events while coordinating communications from project design through construction.

Provides technical leadership and process engineering for municipal, industrial, and advanced water and wastewater treatment projects. Responsibilities include feasibility studies, treatability testing, process and hydraulic design, equipment selection, technical documentation, procurement, construction support, commissioning, startup, troubleshooting, and client coordination. The role mentors engineers, supports project and work-package management, participates in proposals and business development, and contributes to process safety activities including HAZOP and PHA studies. Travel to project sites, laboratories, suppliers, and construction locations is required.

Develops missile defense system capabilities for threat discrimination and identification of lethal objects. Provides technical analysis, scientific support, and systems engineering expertise; evaluates discrimination and electronic protection options; develops requirements, concepts of operations, schedules, performance assessments, risk mitigations, and electronic attack/protection models. The role also supports technology maturation planning and collaboration across multidisciplinary teams and government stakeholders.

Supports highway and road design and analysis under close supervision. Applies basic engineering techniques, uses CAD and CAE tools, and may rotate through project controls, procurement, construction management, and other engineering disciplines. The role requires willingness to travel or relocate to supplier, client, or construction sites and is limited to UAE Nationals.

Oversee the development, configuration, integration, testing, commissioning, and deployment of ATMS software and ITS subsystems. Review architecture, requirements, interfaces, databases, cybersecurity, testing, deployment, and technical documentation. Coordinate contractors, developers, integrators, stakeholders, and project teams while monitoring compliance, resolving defects, managing releases, witnessing acceptance testing, and supporting final handover and acceptance of software deliverables.

Coordinates No Objection Certificate submissions and approvals for RTA projects in the UAE. Liaises with government agencies, clients, consultants, contractors, and service authorities; tracks utility NOC progress, reviews schedules, identifies delays, prepares reports, supports design coordination meetings, and resolves technical queries. The role requires an engineering degree, strong English communication skills, a valid UAE driving license, and access to a vehicle for frequent travel.

Roadway Engineering Interns support civil and transportation engineering projects by developing roadway solutions, preparing specifications, cost estimates, quantity calculations, technical reports, and engineering analyses. They review supplier drawings, perform bid analyses, ensure designs meet agency requirements, and assist with construction documentation. The role provides hands-on experience, mentorship, and collaboration on regional infrastructure projects.

The Senior Safety and RAM Engineer supports railway transportation projects throughout the project lifecycle. Responsibilities include establishing safety, reliability, availability, and maintainability processes; managing hazard logs; conducting safety and RAM analyses; preparing safety cases, plans, reports, and technical documentation; reviewing verification and validation activities; coordinating with engineering teams, suppliers, customers, and authorities; and ensuring compliance with railway standards, configuration controls, and RAMS requirements.