Associate Director - Water (Hydrology and Stormwater)
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- Category
- 🏗️ Construction & Engineering
- Level
- C-Level
- Type
- Full-time
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We are seeking an experienced Associate Director - Water (Hydrology & Stormwater) to join our Transport & Infrastructure business unit in Sharjah/Dubai, UAE. This senior role will be responsible for leading the technical delivery, strategic direction, and growth of hydrology, stormwater management, flood risk, and drainage design services across major infrastructure and land development projects throughout the Emirate.
The successful candidate will bring 18+ years of experience in hydrology and stormwater engineering, with extensive knowledge of infrastructure projects and authority requirements. You will work with multidisciplinary teams, provide technical governance, manage senior client and authority relationships, and drive the development of innovative, resilient, and sustainable water management solutions.
Requirements
- •18+ years of experience in hydrology and stormwater engineering
- •Extensive knowledge of infrastructure projects
- •Knowledge of local authority requirements
- •Experience in land development projects
Responsibilities
- •Lead technical delivery and strategic direction of water services
- •Drive growth of hydrology, stormwater, and flood risk services
- •Provide technical governance for multidisciplinary teams
- •Manage senior client and authority relationships
- •Develop innovative, resilient, and sustainable water management solutions
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