Job Overview:
We are looking for a mid-level Telecom Technician to maintain and troubleshoot various telecommunications systems, including SDH, PDH, PLCC, PABX, IP Networks, Fiber Optics, CCTV, Access Control Systems, FOFSS, and WiFi. The role requires both fieldwork and remote monitoring, ensuring efficient operation and compliance with industry standards. The technician will also interact with customers, vendors, and internal teams while maintaining proper documentation and reports.
Responsibilities:
- Monitoring the Communication equipment and perform the quality check on contractor work.
- Prepare and submit technical reports and system health checks.
- Document network and fiber layouts, cable routing, and configuration settings.
- Reviewing documents during various project phases, including tender, design, hardware & material selection, erection, testing, and commissioning.
- Perform Site visits to supervise maintenance work performed by contractors.
Education:
- Bachelor’s Degree or Diploma in Telecommunications, Electronics, or a related field.
- Certifications such as CCNA, Fiber Optic Certification are a plus.
Requirements:
- Must have a basic understanding of SDH, PDH, PLCC, PABX, OTN, IP Networks, Fiber Optics and Wi-Fi Systems.
- Experience in handling CCTV, Access Control Systems, and FOFSS.
- Proficient in fiber splicing, structured cabling, and network troubleshooting.
- Familiarity with OTDR, Ethernet testers, and network monitoring systems.
Job Overview:
We are seeking a highly skilled and analytical Engineer with expertise in system operations, including operational monitoring, planning, support, and control center functions. This role is crucial in overseeing system performance, ensuring operational efficiency, and maintaining system reliability. The ideal candidate must possess strong problem-solving skills, deep technical expertise in system operations, and the ability to work effectively with cross-functional teams and consultants. Additionally, expertise in SCADA EMS, WAMS, and DFR is required.
Responsibilities:
- Monitor system performance parameters, including frequency, voltage, AGC performance, and AEC.
- Measure and monitor system inertia and assess RES intermittency and its impact on cross-border interconnection tie lines.
- Analyze HVDC functions such as DRPS and FC operations to ensure compliance with desired criteria, coordinating with relevant sections to address any violations or malfunctions.
- Review and develop daily power system monitoring reports.
- Analyze major incidents, including fault analysis, system response, HVDC settings, and existing voltage scheme settings.
- Enhance the quality of post-incident reports and ensure follow-up on remedial measures within GCCIA and Member States.
- Review the performance of RAS and RVCS schemes, proposing improvements as necessary.
- Manage operational KPIs, refine existing metrics, and develop new KPIs to enhance system performance monitoring.
- Review and verify system operational department KPI inputs.
- Review and validate Member States’ operational and control KPIs reports.
- Evaluate AGC performance, assess Member States' responses to system disturbances, and coordinate annual performance testing.
- Conduct periodical audits to ensure compliance with policies and procedures.
- Conduct operational audits to ensure adherence to policies and procedures.
- Perform gap analysis on SOPs and provide recommendations.
- Implement relay settings and assess the results of periodic operational studies to improve system reliability and security.
- Review operational studies and oversee the implementation of recommendations.
- Conduct benchmarking to establish best practices, policies, and procedures to address operational challenges, particularly those related to high RES penetration.
Key Role:
Identify problems in HVDC, plan maintenance and monitor contractors work.
Responsibilities:
- Assist Engineer in the supervision of maintenance work performed by contractors.
- Give feedback reports.
- Identify source of issues.
- Perform troubleshooting.
Education:
- High school Diploma
Key Role:
- This position ensures that the control systems run efficiently, are maintained properly, and remain functional to prevent downtime and ensure operational safety.
Responsibilities:
- Perform commissioning and maintenance of DCS / SAS / SCMS / SCS / PMS systems.
- Conduct FAT and SAT activities, ensuring compliance with project specifications.
- Troubleshoot and resolve issues in DCS system equipment.
- Provide technical support for system upgrades, modifications, and troubleshooting.
- Review project documentation across different phases, including tendering, design, hardware & material selection, erection, testing, and commission.
- Ensure compliance with engineering standards and project requirements.
- Perform ping tests and other network diagnostics related to Automation and Control Systems (DCS).
- Assist in troubleshooting and integrating automation systems.
- Understand the basis for card changes in the DCS system.
- Support DCS Engineers in daily operations and maintenance activities.
- Travel across GCC countries as per project needs.
Education:
- B. Tech / B.E. in Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation, or a related field. or
- Diplomain Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation, or a related field.
- Certifications in DCS/SAS systems or related automation technologies.
Requirements:
- Experience with SCADA, PLC, and RTU systems.
- Knowledge of cybersecurity measures in industrial automation.
- Strong knowledge of DCS, SAS, SCMS, SCS, PMS, and BACS.
- Experience in FAT, SAT, troubleshooting, and system maintenance.
- Proficiency in handling BCU, IEDs, and digital relay access.
- Familiarity with network diagnostics and communication protocols used in industrial automation.
- Driving license is required.
Key Role:
- Collect network models and other relevant information from the Member States to create\update models for year-ahead & +1 including RES.
- To assess system strength through Operational Studies and recommend operational measures.
- To lead the working group for network model setup to validate and improve the network model.
- To establish baseline for NTC limits for all corridors through Operational Studies.
- To establish through Operational Studies and issue the maximum contingency size in each Member State.
- To assess system protections through Operational Studies and suggest modifications and operational measures.
- To assess oscillatory stability of the Combined system through Operational Studies.
- To analyze the operational impact of any topological changes expansions and extensions across the Interconnector.
- To analyze the operational impact of/and major changes in MSs.
- Engage Consultant for operational studies for the combined system for year ahead & year-ahead+1.
- Perform load flow, short circuit, transient, and dynamic stability assessment studies.
- Analyze the performance of the system, including HVDC operations during disturbances and critical events.
- Conduct operational planning studies to ensure the stability and security of the combined system through effective short and medium-term planning.
- Create and updated policies and procedures as required.
- Create and update KPIs as required.
Education:
- Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, Power Systems, or a related field.
- Master’s degree is a plus but not required.
- Professional certifications (e.g., PE, CEng) is preferred.
Key Role:
Assist Engineers in ensuring that the contractors work is meeting quality and safety standards.
Responsibilities:
- Work closely with contractors to verify and check the quality of work in the field.
- Assist the Engineer in the supervision of Contractor’s work in the field.
- Assist in the preparation of the observation report.
- Inspect the route documenting and reporting any encroachments on the ROW.
- Supervising all third party projects crossing the line ROW.
- Performing sand removal joint estimation.
- Respond immediately to line trip and supervise the emergency line patrolling.
- Supervising and performing ESDD & NSDD with the contractor to the line insulators and the test station insulators.
- Supervising the drone inspection on site.
- Perform safety checks.
Education:
High school diploma
Job overview
The Senior Specialist – Information & Cyber Security will play a key role in protecting GCCIA information and technology assets against cyber threats. This position involves Implementing, monitoring, analyzing, and managing cybersecurity controls to ensure assets availability, integrity, and confidentiality. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in cybersecurity, networking, systems and industrial systems, with hands-on experience in threat detection, incident response, information protection and risk management.
Key responsibilities
Policy and Compliance:
- Develop and implement security policies, procedures, and best practices tailored to information, IT and OT systems. Ensure compliance with relevant industry standards and regulations.
Risk Management:
- Assess and manage risks associated with GCCIA systems. Provide recommendations for enhancing security posture and reducing vulnerabilities.
Security Assessments and Compliance checks:
- Conduct regular security assessments, compliance checks and vulnerability scans on GCCIA systems.
Incident Response:
- Develop and execute incident response plans for information and system-related security breaches. Coordinate with internal teams and external stakeholders to manage and mitigate incidents effectively.
Threat Monitoring and Analysis:
- manage the monitoring of IT and OT environments for security threats and vulnerabilities.
Change Management:
- Review changes and new system designs from a cybersecurity perspective and providing recommendations on the most secure way of delivery.
Training and Awareness:
- Conduct training sessions and workshops in collaboration with HR – Training section to raise awareness about cybersecurity threats and best practices among GCCIA personnel.
Documentation and Reporting:
- Maintain detailed records of information and cybersecurity incidents, assessments, and changes. Prepare and present reports to management on security status and improvements.
Collaboration:
- Work closely with All GCCIA departments and teams to integrate information and cybersecurity measures into GCCIA systems. Provide guidance and support on security-related issues.
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Cybersecurity, Information Technology, Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field.
Job overview:
The Power System Planning Engineer will be responsible for conducting comprehensive power system planning studies, including techno-economic analysis (perform cost-benefit analysis), and to ensure the stability, reliability, and efficiency of the 400kV transmission network. The role involves developing methodologies for various studies, analyzing power system data, and coordinating with consultants for specialized studies. The Power System Planning Engineer will work closely with the Power System Planning Manager to develop network plans and provide recommendations for the future expansion and optimization of the 400kV transmission network.
Key responsibilities:
Power System Modeling and Analysis:
- Develop, run, and analyze power system models using software tools such as PSSE, PSCAD, and PLEXOS.
- Conduct technical studies, including load flow analysis, short circuit analysis, stability studies, and contingency analysis to evaluate the performance and reliability of the transmission network.
- Perform techno-economic analyses to identify optimal network expansion plans and integration of new projects.
- Experience in resource adequacy and generation planning.
Data Collection and Assessment:
- Collect, validate, and analyze power system data to support planning studies and network assessments.
- Evaluate existing network performance and identify potential areas for improvement or expansion.
Study Scoping and Methodology Development:
- Scope and define study objectives, requirements, and deliverables in collaboration with the Network Planning Manager and other stakeholders.
- Develop and refine methodologies for conducting various network planning studies, ensuring they align with industry standards and best practices.
Coordination with Consultants and Stakeholders:
- Coordinate with external consultants to manage specialized studies, including reviewing study proposals, overseeing study progress, and evaluating final deliverables.
- Communicate study findings, recommendations, and technical insights to internal teams, management, and external stakeholders.
Reporting and Documentation:
- Prepare comprehensive study reports, technical documentation, and presentations for management and regulatory authorities.
- Maintain up-to-date records of all planning activities, data analysis, and study outcomes to ensure transparency and accountability.
Stakeholder Engagement and Negotiation:
- Engage with various stakeholders, including member states, to discuss network planning strategies, study results, and future development plans.
- Support the negotiation process with stakeholders on matters related to network planning and project implementation.
Continuous Improvement and Innovation:
- Stay current with emerging trends, tools, and technologies in power system planning to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of planning activities.
- Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives by proposing innovative solutions and process improvements.
Education:
Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering.
Job overview:
The OHL and Cable Engineer is responsible for the planning, execution, and oversight of maintenance, construction, and repair activities related to overhead transmission lines and cable systems. This role involves working closely with contractors and internal teams to ensure the quality, safety, and reliability of the transmission infrastructure. The engineer is tasked with developing maintenance schedules, responding to emergencies, and ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements.
Key responsibilities:
- Work closely with OHL, cable, and civil contractors to verify and assess the quality of work performed in the field, and prepare detailed observation reports based on findings.
- Respond to emergency situations and coordinate efforts to clear and restore transmission assets to their normal operating condition.
- Issue defect reports to contractors, oversee their rectification work on-site to ensure compliance with GCCIA specifications, and make informed decisions regarding the acceptance or rejection of completed tasks.
- Review and evaluate contractors' work plans and outage schedules, and develop and maintain the annual preventive maintenance schedule to ensure timely and efficient operations.
- Prepare and submit outage requests through SAP, and monitor the approval process to ensure smooth execution.
- Responsible for providing safety clearance in the field, authorizing the re-energization of OHL lines and cables following maintenance or repair activities.
- Review accomplishment reports submitted by contractors for billing purposes, ensuring accuracy and adherence to contractual obligations.
- Conduct field investigations for unauthorized use of ROW by third parties, study and recommend appropriate solutions to address third-party requirements while ensuring the safety and security of the transmission infrastructure.
- Review and validate sand volume estimations, prepare work authorizations for civil contractors, and oversee the implementation of civil works. Conduct post-completion inspections to ensure compliance with specifications.
- Prepare detailed scopes of work for special projects, including OHL line and cables modifications, ensuring all technical requirements are clearly defined.
- Actively participate in the tender process, including the evaluation of technical and commercial proposals, bid analysis, and the formulation of recommendations for contract awards.
- Troubleshoot and diagnose technical problems related to OHL and cable systems, identify potential consequences of changes, and ensure proper documentation of errors and corrective actions.
- Read and interpret design drawings to ensure accurate implementation in the field.
- Perform switching operations in accordance with safety and operational protocols by becoming a Senior Authorized Person in GCCIA.
- Issue permits for work, sanctions for testing, certificates of isolation, and limitations of access as required by operational procedures.
- stay updated on industry best practices and emerging trends in asset management to ensure compliance and enhance operational efficiency.
Education:
Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, and power systems,
Job overview:
We are seeking a Specialist – Governance to play a crucial role in shaping and maintaining the corporate governance framework that drives ethical decision-making and regulatory compliance within the organization. This role requires a detail-oriented professional who can work across departments to ensure that governance practices align with industry standards, regulatory requirements, and strategic business objectives. As a key player in managing risk, facilitating board activities, and ensuring transparency in governance practices, the Governance Specialist will be instrumental in fostering an accountable and well-governed organization.
Key responsibilities:
- Assist in designing, implementing, and continually improving the organization’s governance framework, including policies, procedures, and controls.
- Ensure governance practices align with company goals, regulatory standards, and industry best practices.
- Maintain and update governance documentation such as charters, bylaws, and policies.
- Develop and implement risk management frameworks that support governance objectives.
- Identify and assess risks related to governance, recommending strategies for mitigation.
- Monitor and report on governance-related risks and controls, proposing solutions for risk reduction.
- Generate periodic reports on governance activities, compliance issues, and risk management for senior management and the board.
- Analyze governance-related data to identify trends, gaps, and areas for improvement.
- Ensure timely and accurate dissemination of governance information to key stakeholders.
Education:
- Bachelor’s degree in business administration, Law, Risk Management, or a related field. A master’s degree is a plus.
- Relevant certifications such as Certified in Governance, Risk, and Compliance (CGRC), Certified Compliance & Ethics Professional (CCEP), or similar are a plus.