System Engineer
Earnest HR Consultancy is seeking a System Engineer for a water and utilities automation project in Dubai. The role focuses on SCADA/HMI development, PLC/RTU integration, and plant-based automation using the AVEVA ecosystem. Candidates must hold a valid AVEVA certification and have direct project experience in the water or municipal sector. This is a site-based engineering role involving commissioning, maintenance, and technical monitoring.
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Experience
1-2 years
Function
Engineering
Work mode
Onsite, UAE
Company
Tier 3
What you will work on
Earnest HR Consultancy is seeking a System Engineer for a water and utilities automation project in Dubai. The role focuses on SCADA/HMI development, PLC/RTU integration, and plant-based automation using the AVEVA ecosystem. Candidates must hold a valid AVEVA certification and have direct project experience in the water or municipal sector. This is a site-based engineering role involving commissioning, maintenance, and technical monitoring.
TAL's take
Entry-level role at a staffing consultancy for a specific project; limited growth visibility.
Very clear requirement for AVEVA certification and specific industrial automation experience in the water/utilities sector.
Must haves
- AVEVA certification
- 1-2 years experience in water and utilities projects
- Knowledge of SCADA, HMI, and industrial automation
- Familiarity with Modbus, OPC, and industrial protocols
Tools and skills
Nice to have: siemens, schneider, allen-bradley, wonderware intouch.
About the company
Small recruitment consultancy firm performing staff placement.
Posts mentioning Earnest HR Consultancy
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