Project Engineer

About the Role

Johnson Controls Arabia is seeking a Project Engineer to join their team in Riyadh. This full-time position involves performing project engineering work that requires the application of standard techniques, procedures, and criteria to execute a sequence of related engineering tasks.

Key Responsibilities

• Set operational objectives and deliver results that directly impact the achievement of outcomes within the job area.
• Explain facts, practices, and policies primarily to internal stakeholders.
• Regularly correct or resolve issues and problems within existing systems and processes, including making minor changes.
• Adapt or enhance the quality or value of existing methods and make improvements as part of day-to-day activities.
• Address problems and issues that generally fall within a single job area or discipline, where the scope of the problem is well-defined.
• Apply broad theory and principles within a discipline or advanced technical/operational practices.
• Utilize advanced knowledge and skills within a specific discipline, integrating theory and principles with organizational practices.

Problem Solving and Impact

The Project Engineer will frequently address problems within a single job area, with occasional involvement in vaguely defined problems requiring consideration of other job areas. The role's contributions have a direct impact on achieving results within the job area.

Required Qualifications

• A university degree with 1 year of suggested minimum experience, OR a 2-year degree with 6 years of suggested minimum experience, OR an equivalent combination of education and experience.

Experience Level

This role is suitable for candidates with 0-1 years of experience, aligning with the suggested minimum experience requirements.

Work Environment and Scope

This is an individual contributor role with no direct responsibility for leading others. The application of knowledge is primarily domestic, limited to locations within a country or neighboring countries with similar cultures.