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FutureX Graduate Trainee Programme in Regulatory Affairs at Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company offers a 12-month accelerated development path to gain regulatory exposure, learn through rotations, and work on real-world projects within the UAE telecom regulatory framework.
The role involves interfacing with TDRA, Etisalat, and other licensed operators; supporting submissions, reporting, and compliance activities; and developing planning and processes to meet regulatory obligations
Shape the Future with FutureX
Are you an ambitious Emirati graduate ready to launch your career and contribute to the UAE's digital future?
TheFutureX Graduate Trainee Programmeis a 12-month accelerated development journey designed to help talented graduates build the skills, experiences, and professional network needed to thrive in a dynamic and innovative environment.
Through structured learning, mentorship, job rotations, business exposure, industry-recognised certifications, and real-world projects, you will gain valuable insights across multiple business functions while developing the capabilities required for long-term career success. This programme welcomes graduates from diverse academic backgrounds who are eager to learn, innovate, and make an impact.
Under this programme, we are looking to hire a Graduate Trainee to join our Regulatory Affairs Team.
Key Accountabilities:
Support and manage interface with relevant stakeholders as appropriate to engage, track, obtain and streamline business input/ objectives in key operational areas with regulatory requirements under the telecoms regulatory framework and/or the Telecommunications Digital Government and Regulatory Authority (TDRA) as may be required (e.g. in relation to specific TDRA requests for information, broader regulatory obligations, special projects and/or any other matter falling within the scope of the above framework).
Qualifications, Experience and Skills:
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