Scientechnic, a leading engineering and infrastructure solutions company in the UAE, has announced a walk-in interview drive for experienced professionals seeking career opportunities in the Infrastructure & Utilities sector. The recruitment event offers multiple openings across engineering, project support, safety, surveying, and site supervision functions.

Interview Details

Company: Scientechnic

Interview Type: Walk-In Interview

Date: Friday, 28 August 2026

Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Venue: Scientechnic Corporate Office, Al Ittihad Road, Al Khabaisi, Deira, Dubai, UAE

Available Vacancies

Engineering Department

Civil Engineer

Traffic Engineer

Surveyor

Material Engineer

QA/QC Engineer (Civil)

Quantity Surveyor

Site & Project Support Department

Safety Officer

Draughtsman (MicroStation)

NOC Coordinator

Traffic Officer

Site Supervisor (Civil)

Eligibility Criteria

Experience: 3–8 years

Relevant qualification in Engineering, Civil Construction, Infrastructure, Utilities, Surveying, Safety, or related disciplines

Experience in UAE infrastructure, road, utility, and civil construction projects preferred

Strong technical knowledge of industry standards and project execution practices

Why Join Scientechnic?

Opportunity to work on major UAE infrastructure and utility projects

Exposure to large-scale engineering and construction environments

Professional growth within an established engineering organization

Collaborative work culture with career advancement opportunities

Documents Required

Candidates attending the walk-in interview should carry:

Updated CV/Resume

Educational Certificates

Experience Certificates

Passport Copy

Visa Copy

Emirates ID Copy (if applicable)

Relevant Technical Certifications

Technical FAQs

1. What is the primary responsibility of a QA/QC Engineer in infrastructure projects?

A QA/QC Engineer ensures that construction activities comply with project specifications, quality standards, inspection procedures, and regulatory requirements. They conduct inspections, maintain quality records, and coordinate corrective actions when non-conformities are identified.

2. Why is MicroStation knowledge important for a Draughtsman?

MicroStation is widely used for infrastructure, transportation, and utility projects. It enables precise drafting, design modifications, utility mapping, and preparation of technical drawings required for project execution and approvals.

3. What does an NOC Coordinator do in infrastructure projects?

An NOC (No Objection Certificate) Coordinator manages approvals from government authorities and utility agencies. The role involves documentation, permit tracking, stakeholder coordination, and ensuring project compliance with local regulations.

4. What are the key duties of a Traffic Engineer?

Traffic Engineers analyze traffic flow, road safety, signal systems, and transportation planning. They design traffic management solutions to improve road efficiency, reduce congestion, and enhance public safety.

5. What skills are essential for a Quantity Surveyor?

Quantity Surveyors require expertise in cost estimation, BOQ preparation, contract administration, project budgeting, tender evaluation, and cost control to ensure projects remain financially viable and within budget.