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Urgently Hiring for Network and Security Architect in Abu Dhabi, 10+ Yrs Experience

Need Immediate Candidates, 10+ Yrs Experience

Position: Network & Security Architect
Location: Abu Dhabi, UAE
Company: Del Technologies
Employment Type: 3-Month Contract
Salary: ~10K - 20K AED Per Month (Around 4000-5000 USD ) ( exact salary not yet given by customer )

How to Apply:
Send your CV to me via DM and i can share my email

Job Description

We are looking for an experienced Network & Security Architect to join a customer engagement in Abu Dhabi for a 3-month contract. The ideal candidate will have strong enterprise network and cloud security architecture experience and be capable of leading technical discussions with customers, SMEs, and project stakeholders.

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead network and security architecture workshops with customers and technical SMEs.
  • Design and recommend secure enterprise network and cloud security solutions.
  • Provide architecture guidance and best practices for large enterprise environments.
  • Review existing infrastructure and recommend security improvements.
  • Work closely with customer teams to develop secure, scalable, and resilient architectures.
  • Support solution design, implementation planning, and technical governance.
  • Ensure alignment with enterprise security standards and industry best practices.

Required Skills

  • Strong experience in Network Security Architecture.
  • Hands-on expertise with Palo Alto Firewalls and Panorama.
  • Experience with Microsoft Azure Security.
  • Experience with Wiz (Cloud Security Platform).
  • Experience with AppOmni for Oracle SaaS security.
  • Experience with Tenable (including vulnerability management, TPM/CIS-related security assessments).
  • Strong understanding of enterprise network security, firewalls, VPNs, IDS/IPS, and security best practices.
  • Excellent customer facing, consulting, and communication skills.

Preferred Experience

  • 10+ years of experience in Network and Information Security.
  • Experience working as a Security Architect, Network Security Architect, or Enterprise Security Consultant.
  • Experience designing and delivering enterprise security solutions in large environments.
  • Relevant certifications such as PCNSE, CISSP, CCSP, Azure Security, TOGAF, or equivalent are advantageous.

If you have the required expertise and are available for an immediate assignment, we'd love to hear from you.
We would prefer candidates already within UAE currently looking for work !

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u/hyprokill — 1 day ago

For Real?

I really don't understand how is it possible. People that got an offer of 50k asking on Reddit if it is a good salary here. You really have to ask Reddit? Do you really worth 50k monthly?

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u/Leather-Park-440 — 7 days ago
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HR job opportunities in Abu Dhabi, U.A.E.

Hello everyone,

I am currently looking for HR opportunities in Abu Dhabi, U.A.E.

Full discretion, I am almost approaching my 30’s and I am looking to settle with my significant other, who is currently living & working in Abu Dhabi as well. Every time I visit the city, I am truly amazed on how beautiful the place actually is, I always appreciate my time there and it sucks when you have to travel back to another city and feel the Monday blues. I am mainly in it so that we can eventually settle down together since there’s no point in marrying or having a family when you’re cities apart from each other, but I am also seeking for new opportunities and challenges along the way. I would truly appreciate if anyone has got some leads or referrals.

I’ve got over 5 years of experience overall in the U.A.E and I am currently working as an HR Executive in the manufacturing industry. My experience includes:

- Recruitment & onboarding process of blue & white collared employees.
- Visa & labour coordination.
- Overseeing attendance reports for payroll support.
- HR documentation via soft & hard copies.
- Leave management.
- Succession planning.
- Addressing employee grievances promptly & effectively.

I am open to any HR Executive and HR Officer roles, or even senior related roles if my experience and qualifications matches the necessary requirements.

Currently based in another Emirate but am willing to relocate to Abu Dhabi for the reason to grow more and develop my skills and knowledge for further career progression.

If anyone knows of any openings or company hiring, please feel free to message me or leave a comment and we can have further discussions to discuss about the given role.

Thank you to anyone who is reading this, it is very appreciative!

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u/Medium-Magazine-3329 — 5 days ago

India (30 LPA) vs Abu Dhabi (AED 16K pm, Senior DevOps) — what would you actually do?

The situation:
6 years DevOps/Platform Engineering at ~30 LPA in Mumbai at a product company and Have an offer in Abu Dhabi — Senior DevOps role, AED 16,000/month.

is it a good package for someone moving to abudhabi/Dubai and what is the average package for someone like me who has great technical knowledge in Devops world.

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u/PuzzleheadedRoom3540 — 7 days ago
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Looking for U.A.E. Investor for high growth potential.

Hello All,

I am from the U.K. and currently looking for an investor to jump on board to build an online brand from scratch. I have a lot of experience doing so myself, unfortunately it's always been in the capacity of an employee, I am at a stage where I would like some ownership in what I build. I can't share the brand name for liability purposes, however this was a U.K. based brand that I took from 0 with no previous online presence to over £400,000 in revenue within its first 12 months. For transparency this isn't net profit but you can imagine whats possible with the right product and experienced operator in place.

The reason I am posting this is that I am consistently seeing people on reddit, posting while looking to start/invest in businesses from the U.A.E, however from someone who's lived there, it's very difficult to buy and scale something original without a huge upfront investment. For example, how many cafeterias, convenience stores, car rental, chauffeur companies, beauty salons, barber shops, dry cleaning store, cleaning companies can you buy? These are saturated markets and the returns aren't great to be honest. The U.A.E does however have a very strong tax advantage which should be utilised.

An e-com brand can be scaled internationally (you would have to sell internationally predominantly U.K./US/EU if you want to hit the millions as the GCC market isn't large enough, and currently doesn't have the best supply chain/infrastructure for scaling a brand)

What I am proposing is transparency with a goal to hit the ground running and churn profit, no drop-shipping. I would be the minority shareholder as you are the investor. All I need is a respectable salary on a 12 month contract and some type of share from someone serious. Please respect I am being transparent so do not waste either of our time if you can't commit to what I have mentioned or just want to extract information. I will do everything else, from product ideation & market research, to designing packaging and acquiring legal certifications for the target market, to manufacturing and negotiating MOQ, to building the Shopify store, to marketing campaigns/strategies, to fulfilment, to post customer care (there are always refunds, exchanges and enquiries). As mentioned I have done this all before and have a few key, high potential ideas that can scale in a healthy profitable manner for at least 2-3 years. Most e-com brands have the final goal of being acquired by a larger company for a variable multiple.

Thank you and feel free to DM if the above suits you.

u/Strict-Chipmunk2616 — 7 days ago

Looking for Opportunities

Hello guys, I’m a professional photographer / videographer based in dubai with over 8 years of international experience, and have been trying to find Freelance opportunities in the UAE.

Location - UAE

Would really appreciate any leads and would love to share my portfolio.

You won’t be disappointed, haha.

Thanks in advance!

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u/Udbhav-nayak — 7 days ago
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Anyone to help???

I have been looking for job for 3 months.I am literally tired.I am a civil engineering graduate with one year of experiance as structural design engineer. I am proficient in staad pro and autocad.If anybody knows any consulting companies in engineering(who takes freshers),please let me know.I am currently in abudhabi and on dependent visa.Immediate joiner also.
I am also ready to work on low pay as i am more focuused on gaining experiance in this field
Thanks in advance.

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u/MUHAMMED9778 — 7 days ago

Career Shift - Sales Engineer

Hi every one ,

I am currently working as a sales engineer in a big company in Dubai and total I have 3 years of experience as a sales engineer in Dubai .

I am 25M and since I started My career I was trying to shift my carrer into more technical role with less headache and high paid as I have mandatory expenses for my family every month I have to pay .

I am mechanical engineer , what advise you can give ? especially from mechanical engineers who are working in AI firm .

any certificates can help ?

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u/Ok_Eye9201 — 8 days ago

Is moving to Abu Dhabi worth it?

I'm currently living in Canada and considering a move to Abu Dhabi for work.

The offer is roughly around 32k AED/month tax-free with family benefits (medical, visa support, flights, etc.). My wife and I would be relocating together.

For context, our current household take-home income in Canada is roughly 12k CAD/month. I’m 30 and my wife is in her late 20s. We don’t have kids yet.

From a financial perspective, the offer sounds attractive because of the tax-free salary, but I’m trying to understand whether the move is worth it overall in terms of:

\- Career growth / resume value

\- Work culture and job stability

\- Work-life balance

\- Cost of living (rent, future schooling, daily expenses)

\- Savings potential compared to Canada

\- Long-term career impact if I return to Canada in 2-4 years

A few things I’m concerned about:

\- Is Abu Dhabi a good place for engineers long term?

\- How stable are engineering jobs there, especially in electro mechanical field?

\- Does UAE experience help or hurt if I want to return to Canada later?

\- How is life there for expat families?

I’m especially interested in hearing from:

\- Engineers working in Abu Dhabi/UAE

\- Canadians who moved there

\- People who moved there and later returned home

I’d really appreciate honest perspectives from people who have gone through a similar move or have firsthand experience living and working in Abu Dhabi

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u/gokuplier — 9 days ago
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Digital Marketing Manager with 8+ years experience scaling B2B and B2C Brands - Looking for a job immediately

Hi Everyone,
As mentioned in the title, I'm a Digital Marketing and CRM expert with 8+ years of experience with B2B and B2C businesses working in different regions with my last role being in the GCC market. I'm looking for a job on an immediate basis and would appreciate any help or consideration of people in this group.
Any leads or referrals would really be helpful.

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u/Alarmed_Fee7079 — 7 days ago

Offered 13k AED/month in Abu Dhabi for AI Engineer role

Hey everyone, need some honest advice from people living in Abu Dhabi or who've made a similar move.

My background:

3 years of experience as an AI Engineer

Currently working at a product-based company in India in MNC.

Specializing in agentic AI (building AI agents, RAG, multi-agent systems) also I love doing software and has experience in Devops(Building AI agents for DevOps in current role)

I am currently earning ₹1.28L/month in India and living very comfortably here.

The offer:

Role: Building AI agents for a real estate company in Abu Dhabi

Salary: 13,000 AED/month

My concerns:

Am I being underpaid? Is it good salary? Should I move to UAE?

The company is in real estate, not tech. Will this limit my career growth as an AI engineer?

Is 13k AED enough to live comfortably in Abu Dhabi as a single person and what is the opportunity of savings?

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u/Solid-Comparison5264 — 13 days ago
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Looking for Referrals / Tech Networking Groups ( Data Field)

Hi everyone,

I’m currently working in the data field and actively exploring opportunities in Data Engineering / Analyst / Data - related roles.

I’m also trying to build my network in tech and stay updated with job openings.

If anyone is open to referring, sharing advice, or knows any good WhatsApp/Telegram/Reddit communities for:
• Data Engineering
• Azure / Databricks / Palantir Foundry
• Tech networking
• Job updates (Middle East)

Please comment or DM me.

A little about me:
• Experience as a Data Engineer
• Skills : Palantir Foundry, Microsoft Azure / Databricks, MySQL, PySpark, Power BI
• Actively looking for job opportunities

Thanks in advance — would really appreciate any help 🙌

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u/Mango1270 — 10 days ago
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Part-Time Secretary

Job Vacancy: Part-Time Secretary

Company: Galaxy LLC

Location: Rabdan, Abu Dhabi (On-site / Flexible)

Type: Part-Time (25 hours per month)

Salary: AED 2,000 per month

Role Overview

Galaxy LLC is seeking a highly organized Part-Time Secretary to support our daily operations in Rabdan, Abu Dhabi.

This position offers extreme flexibility, requiring only 25 working hours spread across the entire month.

It is ideal for individuals seeking supplementary income or a balanced work-life schedule.

Key Responsibilities

Perform basic data entry and formatting in Microsoft Excel.

Manage, organize, and update digital files and spreadsheets.

Handle basic administrative tasks and email correspondence.

Assist with scheduling and documentation as needed.

Requirements

Location: Must be based in or near Rabdan, Abu Dhabi.

Skills: Proficiency in basic Microsoft Excel functions.

Attributes: Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.

Communication: Reliable and responsive during agreed working hours.

Benefits

Flexible Hours: Easily fit 25 monthly hours around your personal schedule.

Low Time Commitment: Less than 7 hours of work per week on average.

Competitive Part-Time Pay: Fixed monthly salary of AED 2,000.

First opportunity to transition to a Full time role when work scales up

How to Apply

Interested candidates should send their updated CV to galaxyllcllc@gmail.com.

Please include "Part-Time Secretary - Rabdan" in the email subject line.

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u/Beginning-Maximum726 — 9 days ago
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UAE salary laws is valid or invalid my company didn't yet gave me the salary of last month I just wanna know is it a hoax.

Been job hunting for a while now with not much luck, so putting this out here.

I’m a Mechanical Engineering graduate with NEBOSH IGC, IOSH, and a valid UAE driving licence.

Work experience has been a mix:

HSE Officer in façade (aluminium & glass) works

Tried running a small transport business for a while

Temporary Safety Officer in a structured company where everything ran smoothly

Currently working as HSE Engineer in rope access where I handle a bit of everything on site

Honestly, I don’t mind the work at all. I’m used to site pressure, long hours, and switching between safety, coordination, and operations. The only real struggle lately has been inconsistent salary situations, which makes things difficult over time.

At this point, I’m open. HSE, safety, site coordination, logistics, operations—or even driving work. I’ve driven in Abu Dhabi for a couple of years, so I’m fine with that too.

If anyone has leads or can refer me, I’d really appreciate it. 🙏

Current salary 4500aed

Yeah it's AI writing.

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u/SeriousBattle5750 — 9 days ago
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I’m 22, built four businesses that all made money, and I still can’t build a stable life. How do you break that loop?

I don’t really know why I’m posting this. Maybe I just need to put it somewhere outside my own head.
I’m 22, from Georgia. I’ve been building things since I was a teenager — not lemonade-stand stuff, real things with real money moving through them.
I went to culinary college, then university, but school was never where my head was. On the side I launched an NFT collection — one of the first in Georgia that actually worked. Built it, grew it, sold it, walked away with profit. I was a kid.
Then I got into trading. Forex, futures. Passed the full FTMO evaluation, got funded, pulled real payouts. Got a funded account with Apex too. I started a water-bottle brand and got it into gym stores. I ran a P2P crypto desk — verified merchant, 200k+ in monthly volume, 99% completion. Three languages. I can work 72 hours straight when something needs to get done.
I’m not saying this to flex. I’m saying it because I want you to understand I’m not lazy and I’m not stupid.
Here’s the hard part. Every single one of those businesses made money. And every single one ended. Not because they failed — because my family fell apart around me, again and again, and I kept having to drop everything to deal with it. You can’t build anything stable on ground that won’t stop shaking.
So I made a bet. I moved abroad to start over somewhere nobody back home could collapse what I built. Went all in. No plan B.
And now I’m here with the skills, the certificates, the track record — and almost no money. The thing I’m best at needs capital I don’t have. I’m sitting with a laptop and a phone, doing the one thing I’ve spent my whole life avoiding: trying to build a floor under myself instead of another ceiling.
I’m not looking for pity, I genuinely don’t want it. I just realized somewhere between 17 and 22 I became someone who only knows how to move forward and start over — but never how to make anything last.
If you’ve ever been the person who can build anything except a stable life — how did you get out of the loop? What actually changed it for you?

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u/LEQSO0O — 14 days ago

Filipino or Indian Male Accountant needed in Abu Dhabi

Furniture business in Abu Dhabi looking for an accountant. Chasing payments, assisting with quotes and invoices, VAT filing and overall supporting other colleagues with adhoc requirements. The quicker you can join the better.

Please send your CV to narciso.jobs@yahoo.com

Thank you!

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u/Hungry-Vanilla-5226 — 13 days ago

27-Year UAE Banking Veteran | Corporate Credit, Risk & Central Bank Compliance | Open to Any Roles in Abu Dhabi

Hello all! I am a Senior Banking Executive with 27+ years of UAE experience, specialising in Corporate Credit, Risk Management, and Central Bank Regulatory Compliance.

I Previously led a 15-person Credit Administration team managing a $1Bn+ portfolio at Noor Bank with a 12-year clean audit record. Key contributor to the Emirates A380 syndicated financing deal ($600M+). I am experienced across ADCB, Dubai Bank, Emirates Bank International, and Noor Bank (now DIB).

I can work in any Finance or Banking role, teaching/ coaching or any Finance position in a Tech company. Please reach out to me for my full CV as I’d like to keep my personal details not public. Thanks 🙏🏽 God Bless.

u/DesertRose369 — 13 days ago
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Job hunting in Gulf from India, Software Engineering

I am in India at present and I work in Software Engineering sector, with 5+ YoE

spacialising in AI Engineer , software Engineer - full stack

What is the ideal way to explore jobs in Dubai, I went through the subreddit and online job boards don't seem to work as per many.

I tried applying on LinkedIn and it seems that my profile managed to get 0 traction. Looking for honest suggestions and anecdotes from folks who managed to land a job in GCC from India.

Thank you for attention to this matter.

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u/here_we-goAgainn — 12 days ago

I’m 22, built four businesses, and I’m sitting in Dubai with no money. AMA / just need to write this down.

I don’t really know why I’m posting this. Maybe I just need to put it somewhere outside my own head.
I’m 22. From Georgia Tbilisi. I’ve been building things since I was a teenager. Not in a “started a lemonade stand” way. Real things, with real money moving through them.

I went to culinary college, then university. But school was never where my head was. On the side I launched an NFT collection Mandrills one of the first ones in Georgia that actually worked. Built it, grew it, sold it, walked away with profit. I was a kid doing this.

Then I got into trading. Forex, futures. Passed the full FTMO evaluation, got funded, pulled real payouts. Got a funded account with Apex too. I’m not telling you this to flex I’m telling you because I want you to understand I’m not lazy and I’m not stupid. I started a water-bottle brand and got it into gym stores. I ran a P2P crypto desk verified merchant, 200k+ in volume a month, 99% completion. Three languages. I can work 72 hours without sleep when something needs to get done.

And here’s the part that’s hard to write: every single one of those businesses made money. And every single one of them ended. Not because they failed. Because my family fell apart around me, again and again, and I kept having to drop everything to deal with it. You can’t build anything stable on ground that keeps shaking.
So I made a bet. I had a contact in Dubai I’d known for years someone I trusted. The plan was simple: come here, build a trading operation, get residency, finally have a base that’s mine and that nobody back home can collapse. I went all in. Sold what I had to. No plan B. No return ticket in my head.

And now I’m here. In Dubai. With the skills, the certificates, the track record and almost no liquidity. The trading I’m good at is the one thing I can’t do right now, because it needs capital I don’t have. The arrangement that was supposed to carry me has strings I can’t afford to pull. I’m sitting in a room with a laptop and a phone, refreshing job listings, doing the one thing I’ve spent my whole life avoiding: asking for help instead of building my way out.

I’m not looking for pity. I genuinely don’t want it. I’m writing this because somewhere between 17 and 22 I became someone who only knows how to move forward, and right now forward is just… applying for jobs, hoping someone sees what I can actually do, and trying to build a floor under myself for the first time in my life instead of another ceiling.
If you’ve ever been the person who can build anything except a stable life I’d love to hear how you got out of the loop.

If you’re in Dubai and you know anyone hiring someone who learns fast, works harder than anyone in the room, and just needs one real shot my DMs are open.

Either way, thanks for reading. It helped just to write it

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u/LEQSO0O — 14 days ago