Senior Stakeholder Management Engineer - UAE Infra

AECOM; Al Ain; On-site; AED 400,000 - 700,000; Full time

Job summary

AECOM in Al Ain, United Arab Emirates seeks an experienced Engineer – Stakeholder Management to lead liaison between project teams and external authorities. You will orchestrate communications with government bodies, utility providers, developers, contractors and asset owners to secure approvals and successful delivery.

With 12–15 years in stakeholder management and a strong background in roads, utilities and major infrastructure projects, you will drive planning, risk mitigation, and reporting

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or related field.
• 12–15 years in stakeholder management or infrastructure delivery.
• Experience coordinating with UAE government authorities and utilities.

Responsibilities

• Lead stakeholder management plans and map stakeholders through project lifecycle.
• Maintain relationships with clients, authorities, developers, and contractors.
• Coordinate meetings, workshops, and sessions ensuring alignment on timelines.
• Manage approvals, permits, NOCs, and statutory submissions with authorities.
• Identify stakeholder risks and develop mitigations and action plans.
• Coordinate utility diversions, tie-ins, shutdowns, and interfaces.
• Monitor progress against schedule and report on momentum and delays.
• Prepare stakeholder reports, trackers, and executive summaries.
• Document meetings, approvals, and commitments for easy access.
• Coordinate testing, commissioning, asset transfer, and handover readiness.

Skills

Communication

Negotiation

Relationship management

Leadership

Coordination

Planning

Problem solving

Executive reporting

Education

Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering/Construction Management/Project Management/Urban Planning

Tools

Asite

Aconex

Program documentation

FIDIC contracts

UAE authority procedures

Job description

AECOM in Al Ain, United Arab Emirates seeks an experienced Engineer – Stakeholder Management to lead liaison between project teams and external authorities. You will orchestrate communications with government bodies, utility providers, developers, contractors and asset owners to secure approvals and successful delivery.

With 12–15 years in stakeholder management and a strong background in roads, utilities and major infrastructure projects, you will drive planning, risk mitigation, and reporting