Electromechanical Engineer

Electromechanical Engineer – AECOM Middle East – Dubai, UAEPosition Overview: Electromechanical Engineer role in Dubai focused on the design, development, and optimization of advanced electromechanical systems for large‑scale infrastructure and transportation projects. This position supports integrated engineering solutions that combine electrical, mechanical, automation, and control systems in line with international standards and AECOM's project delivery requirements in the UAE.Job Details:Country: UAECity: DubaiIndustry: Mechanical or Industrial EngineeringFunction: Mechanical EngineeringSalary: 16000-21000 monthly (Market estimated)Gender: AnyCandidate Nationality: AnyJob Type: Full‑timeKey ResponsibilitiesDesign and develop electromechanical systems integrating electrical, mechanical, and control componentsAnalyze and optimize existing systems to improve performance, efficiency, and reliabilityCollaborate with multidisciplinary engineering teams to deliver integrated project solutionsConduct feasibility studies, technical assessments, and cost evaluations for new designsPrepare and maintain technical documentation, specifications, and testing proceduresTroubleshoot and resolve complex electromechanical and system integration issuesSupport product testing, validation, and quality assurance activitiesProvide technical input to manufacturing, installation, and field service teamsIntegrate automation, control systems, and IoT technologies into electromechanical designsContribute to continuous improvement initiatives within the engineering teamEnsure compliance with relevant industry standards, codes, and regulatory requirementsIdeal ProfileBachelor's degree in Electromechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, or a related disciplineMinimum 7 years of experience in electromechanical engineering or system designStrong knowledge of electrical and mechanical systems, including industrial control systemsExperience with automation, control systems, and IoT-enabled solutionsProven background in product or system design and developmentUnderstanding of manufacturing processes and their impact on engineering designAbility to work effectively in a fast‑paced, collaborative project environmentWillingness to travel occasionally for project‑related requirementsSkills SetElectromechanical system design and integrationMechanical and electrical engineering principlesAutomation and control systemsCAD and engineering design toolsTechnical documentation and specificationsProblem‑solving and system troubleshootingQuality assurance and complianceWhy Join UsWork on complex infrastructure and transportation projects in Dubai and the regionBe part of a globally recognized engineering and infrastructure consultancyAccess to professional development, training, and career progression opportunitiesExposure to innovative technologies and multidisciplinary engineering teamsCompetitive compensation and comprehensive employee benefits

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