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Daikin Middle East & Africa is seeking an experienced Senior Industrial Refrigeration Design Engineer to design and optimize ammonia-based systems for industrial applications in the region.
The role focuses on concept design, system sizing, and ensuring compliance with international codes such as ASHRAE, GCC and local regulations, while mentoring junior engineers and coordinating with project teams.
Daikin Middle East & Africa FZE is a subsidiary of Daikin Industries Ltd. and the leading provider of heating, cooling, ventilation, air purification, and refrigeration technology. The company designs, manufactures and brings to market a broad portfolio of equipment, as well as tailor‑made solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial purposes in Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). To date, Daikin EMEA has over 12 000 employees across more than 59 consolidated subsidiaries. It has 12 major manufacturing facilities based in Belgium, the Czech Republic, Germany, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Austria, and the UK. Our aim is to drive sustainable and effective solutions, sparking a good climate for the generations to come. And all this can only be achieved because of our People.
Daikin are seeking an experienced Senior Industrial Refrigeration Design Engineer with a strong background in designing Ammonia-based refrigeration systems for industrial applications. The ideal candidate will be responsible for conceptualizing, designing, and optimizing refrigeration systems to ensure efficiency, safety, and compliance with industry standards.
Our employees are the beating heart of our company. At Daikin, you get to work in a positive environment backed by trust, creativity and continuous improvement. Together, we create our top-quality solutions by empowering talented teams. You will get plenty of opportunities to learn and grow. We are deeply committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace culture that reflects the communities we serve. Good climate starts with people.