Electrical Engineer (Site) – Interior fit out industry & DM/DEWA - JAFZA

We are looking for an experienced Electrical Engineer (Site) with a strong background in interior fit-out projects, electrical design, and local authority approvals in Dubai. Industry: Interior Fit-Out & Construction Salary: AED 6,500 - 8,000 per month (All Inclusive) Key Responsibilities Prepare and review electrical drawings, designs, and load schedules for interior fit-out projects. Handle DEWA applications, technical submissions, inspections, and electrical connection requirements. Ensure compliance with DEWA, Dubai Municipality (DM), Dubai Development Authority (DDA), and Dubai Civil Defence (DCD) regulations. Support electrical design, development, testing, and site-related activities. Coordinate electrical works and authority approval requirements with relevant project stakeholders. Identify and resolve electrical design and site-related technical issues. Manage multiple projects while maintaining quality, accuracy, and deadlines. Qualifications & Requirements Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field. Minimum 3 years of UAE electrical engineering experience. Prior experience in the interior fit-out industry - Required. Practical knowledge of DEWA applications, submissions, inspections, and electrical load schedules Strong understanding of DM, DEWA, DDA, and DCD regulations and approval procedures. Proficiency in electrical CAD software such as AutoCAD or SolidWorks Electrical. Good knowledge of electrical circuits, power distribution, and electrical engineering principles. Strong problem-solving, communication, coordination, and multitasking skills. Valid UAE driving licence - Preferred. Professional UAE licence/approval for DEWA or DM Electrical Fitting Contracting - Preferred. About the Company The hiring company operates in Dubai's interior fit-out sector, with project requirements involving electrical engineering, technical design, site coordination, and compliance with local authority standards. Show more Show less