Security inspector Jobs - Doha Qatar

About Qatar Stock Exchange<br>Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) is the principal securities market of the State of Qatar. QSE gives local and international investors direct access to an advanced, well-regulated capital market covering equities, ETFs, sukuk, bonds, and Treasury bills. QSE serves as an effective platform for listed companies to raise capital, broaden their investor base, and support their growth plans in line with Qatar National Vision 2030 and the Third Financial Sector Strategy.<br>Job Summary<br>The Senior Advisor, Product Development and Market Structure leads the issuer development pillar of Product & Market Development strategy and contributes to the exchange's liquidity and market structure agenda. On the product side, the role is responsible for designing, structuring, and executing the launch of new financial products on the exchange, including exchange-traded funds (ETFs), real estate investment trusts (REITs), closed-ended funds, bonds, sukuk, and at a later stage, derivatives. Alongside this, the role takes a leading analytical role in developing liquidity and market structure ideas for the PMD team, ensuring that product decisions and market structure measures reinforce one another. The position provides technical leadership in financial product structures and exchange product implementation, oversees product-focused business development managers, and acts as the execution lead for product development initiatives, ensuring new products are successfully designed, approved, and launched through effective coordination across internal departments, regulators, and market participants.<br>Roles And Responsibilities<br>Lead the development and launch of new exchange-traded products, including ETFs, REITs, bonds, sukuk, closed-end funds, and derivatives. Develop product strategies and roadmaps aligned with QSE's growth and market diversification objectives. Drive market structure and liquidity initiatives by identifying opportunities to enhance trading activity and investor participation. Provide technical expertise in financial product structuring, ensuring compliance with regulatory and operational requirements. Lead end-to-end product launch execution, coordinating with internal departments, regulators, and market participants. Establish product governance frameworks, develop business cases, and monitor product performance to support continuous improvement. Build and maintain relationships with asset managers, investment banks, issuers, institutional investors, and other key stakeholders. Lead and mentor product-focused business development teams while supporting strategic market development initiatives.<br>Requirements<br>Bachelor's degree in finance, Economics, Data Science, or a related field (Master's degree preferred). Professional certification such as CFA, FRM, or equivalent is highly desirable.15–20 years of experience in capital markets, financial product development, or exchange product management. Strong expertise in exchange-traded products, including ETFs, REITs, derivatives, bonds, and sukuk. Experience in market structure, liquidity enhancement, trading, or financial market infrastructure. Proven ability to lead cross-functional projects and manage complex product development initiatives. Excellent stakeholder management and relationship-building skills. Fluency in English is required; Arabic is an advantage.

About Qatar Stock Exchange<br>Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) is the principal securities market of the State of Qatar. QSE gives local and international investors direct access to an advanced, well-regulated capital market covering equities, ETFs, sukuk, bonds, and Treasury bills. QSE serves as an effective platform for listed companies to raise capital, broaden their investor base, and support their growth plans in line with Qatar National Vision 2030 and the Third Financial Sector Strategy.<br>Job Summary<br>The Senior Advisor, Product Development and Market Structure leads the issuer development pillar of Product & Market Development strategy and contributes to the exchange's liquidity and market structure agenda. On the product side, the role is responsible for designing, structuring, and executing the launch of new financial products on the exchange, including exchange-traded funds (ETFs), real estate investment trusts (REITs), closed-ended funds, bonds, sukuk, and at a later stage, derivatives. Alongside this, the role takes a leading analytical role in developing liquidity and market structure ideas for the PMD team, ensuring that product decisions and market structure measures reinforce one another. The position provides technical leadership in financial product structures and exchange product implementation, oversees product-focused business development managers, and acts as the execution lead for product development initiatives, ensuring new products are successfully designed, approved, and launched through effective coordination across internal departments, regulators, and market participants.<br>Roles And Responsibilities<br>Lead the development and launch of new exchange-traded products, including ETFs, REITs, bonds, sukuk, closed-end funds, and derivatives. Develop product strategies and roadmaps aligned with QSE's growth and market diversification objectives. Drive market structure and liquidity initiatives by identifying opportunities to enhance trading activity and investor participation. Provide technical expertise in financial product structuring, ensuring compliance with regulatory and operational requirements. Lead end-to-end product launch execution, coordinating with internal departments, regulators, and market participants. Establish product governance frameworks, develop business cases, and monitor product performance to support continuous improvement. Build and maintain relationships with asset managers, investment banks, issuers, institutional investors, and other key stakeholders. Lead and mentor product-focused business development teams while supporting strategic market development initiatives.<br>Requirements<br>Bachelor's degree in finance, Economics, Data Science, or a related field (Master's degree preferred). Professional certification such as CFA, FRM, or equivalent is highly desirable.15–20 years of experience in capital markets, financial product development, or exchange product management. Strong expertise in exchange-traded products, including ETFs, REITs, derivatives, bonds, and sukuk. Experience in market structure, liquidity enhancement, trading, or financial market infrastructure. Proven ability to lead cross-functional projects and manage complex product development initiatives. Excellent stakeholder management and relationship-building skills. Fluency in English is required; Arabic is an advantage.

<p>Contracts & Commercial Manager – Qatar CLIENT Linum Consult’s client is currently seeking a bilingual Arabic- and English-speaking Contracts & Commercial Manager from the energy industry to join them in Doha, Qatar. RESPONSIBILITIES • Preparing, assisting in negotiating and administering the various contracts • Reviewing all contractual notices of claims and providing contractual advice • Interacting with the clients, contractors, vendors and consultants in respect to all contractual matters • Reviewing tender documents and draft contract documents prepared by others to verify lack of ambiguity and conflicts as well as compliance with the client’s contract forms and related procedures • Investigating potential contractual problems and recommending corrective action • Preparing key contractual correspondence and maintaining records necessary to ensure the effective administration of all contractual matters • Facilitating the preparation of contract changes and overseeing the preparation of the relevant variation orders by the cost consultant • Reviewing any claims against the client in accordance with the provisions of the relevant contracts and taking the lead in preparing the necessary responses along with any counterclaims • Ensuring that all warranties, bonds, insurances, securities, etc. are in place and are fully compliant with the relevant contractual provisions • Drafting contract amendments for consultants and contractors as necessary for client approval • Assisting in the preparation of monthly progress reports • Managing a team of contract administrators</p><p>PROFILE • University degree in an engineering field or quantity surveying is essential • At least 10 years’ experience in Contract Administration and Quantity Surveying • Preferably have experience in the energy or power industry • Strong technical knowledge of FIDIC contracts • Due to our client’s ongoing commitment to Qatarization, only Qatari nationals will be selected at this time • Fluency in spoken and written English and Arabic is essential</p>

About Qatar Stock Exchange<br>Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) is the principal securities market of the State of Qatar. QSE gives local and international investors direct access to an advanced, well-regulated capital market covering equities, ETFs, sukuk, bonds, and Treasury bills. QSE serves as an effective platform for listed companies to raise capital, broaden their investor base, and support their growth plans in line with Qatar National Vision 2030 and the Third Financial Sector Strategy.<br>Job Summary<br>The Senior Advisor, Issuer Services and Investor Relations is responsible for building and leading a dedicated unit within Qatar Stock Exchange focused on raising the quality of issuer services and investor relations across the Qatari market. The role carries a clear mandate to establish the unit from the ground up, covering its operating model, service catalogue, standards, delivery team and commercial positioning, and then to scale it into a recognized center of expertise for listed and prospective issuers. The holder acts as the exchange's senior authority on disclosure practice, shareholder communication, investor targeting and sustainability reporting, and works directly with the leadership of listed companies to lift the standard of engagement between Qatari issuers and the domestic and international investment community. Education and awareness sit at the center of the mandate, with the holder expected to build lasting capability across the market rather than deliver one off support. The role also leads a wider set of issuer facing initiatives designed to deepen liquidity, broaden the investor base and strengthen the overall attractiveness of the QSE market, working in close coordination with the Listings, Product and Market Development, and Marketing and Communications teams.<br>Roles And Responsibilities<br>Establish and lead the Issuer Services and Investor Relations unit, including its operating model, service portfolio, governance framework, and commercial strategy. Build, mentor, and lead a high-performing team, setting priorities, performance standards, and delivery expectations. Design and deliver market education programs, executive briefings, training, and practical guidance on investor relations, disclosure, governance, and sustainability reporting. Advise listed and prospective issuers on investor relations strategy, shareholder engagement, disclosure practices, sustainability reporting, and investor targeting. Build and maintain strong relationships with senior executives, institutional investors, analysts, and key capital market stakeholders. Lead initiatives that enhance market quality, liquidity, research coverage, investor access, and the overall attractiveness of Qatar's capital market. Represent Qatar Stock Exchange at industry events, roadshows, and investor forums while collaborating with regulators and internal stakeholders to ensure governance and regulatory compliance. Monitor market trends, benchmark issuer practices, and provide strategic recommendations to improve investor relations standards across the market.<br>Requirements<br>Bachelor's degree in Finance, Economics, Business, or a related field (Master's degree or CFA preferred). Minimum 15 years of experience in investor relations, equity capital markets, listed companies, investment banking, or a related capital markets environment. Proven experience building or leading teams and developing new functions or capabilities. Strong expertise in corporate disclosure, governance, investor relations, and capital markets regulations. Demonstrated ability to deliver executive-level training, education, and stakeholder engagement programs. Established relationships with institutional investors, analysts, and senior corporate executives. Experience within a stock exchange, listed company, investment bank, or investor relations advisory firm is highly desirable. Experience in GCC/MENA capital markets and knowledge of sustainability reporting frameworks is an advantage.

About Qatar Stock Exchange<br>Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) is the principal securities market of the State of Qatar. QSE gives local and international investors direct access to an advanced, well-regulated capital market covering equities, ETFs, sukuk, bonds, and Treasury bills. QSE serves as an effective platform for listed companies to raise capital, broaden their investor base, and support their growth plans in line with Qatar National Vision 2030 and the Third Financial Sector Strategy.<br>Job Summary<br>The BD Specialist supports the CEO-reporting Business Development unit by driving the development of selected strategic topics that contribute to QSE's growth, market development, and institutional priorities. The role is responsible for structuring topics assigned by the CEO, identified by the BD unit, or raised by departments where a business development perspective is required, and translating them into clear workplans, analysis, recommendations, and actionable next steps. The role is designed for a business development, strategy, or market development professional who can manage workstreams from issue framing through to senior-ready output development. The Specialist works closely with the Head of Business Development, guides the BD Analyst, coordinates department inputs, and ensures that BD unit outputs are fact-based, practical, and ready for senior discussion and decision-making.<br>Roles And Responsibilities<br>Structure assigned topics by selecting the appropriate problem-solving approach, defining key questions, developing assumptions, and clarifying the analysis required. Craft and test hypotheses, distil findings for senior audiences, and develop practical recommendations covering trade-offs, dependencies, and areas requiring Head of BD or CEO direction. Design the research approach for assigned topics, including sources, benchmark markets, information needs, and validation requirements. Develop fact-based assessments that connect research, internal inputs, and quantitative analysis into clear conclusions, and assess QSE's position against market evidence and relevant benchmarks. Produce senior-ready materials including presentation packs, briefing notes, and opportunity assessments, built on clear storylines that connect issue, evidence, implications, recommendations, and next steps. Coordinate with QSE departments to collect input, validate information, reflect department perspectives, and support working discussions that align inputs into an initial overall view. Track progress of assigned BD workstreams, including actions, deadlines, dependencies, and decisions, and escalate delays, missing input, or prioritization conflicts to the Head of BD in a timely manner. Guide the BD Analyst by reviewing outputs, providing feedback, and ensuring research, analysis, materials, and trackers meet required standards.<br>Requirements<br>Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Finance, Economics, or a related field (Master's degree in Finance, Business, Economics, or a related discipline preferred).5-7 years of experience in a Big Four firm, professional services firm, multinational organization, capital markets institution, financial services organization, or similar environment, with exposure to strategy, business development, research, or business analysis. Proven experience structuring business problems, developing hypotheses, conducting research, analyzing information, and translating findings into clear recommendations and senior-ready materials. Experience coordinating with multiple internal and external stakeholders to collect inputs, validate information, align perspectives, and progress workstreams. Experience guiding junior team members, reviewing outputs, managing workplans, and tracking actions, dependencies, and follow-ups. Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to present complex analysis clearly to senior audiences. Exposure to capital markets, exchanges, financial services, listed companies, investors, brokers, or market infrastructure is an advantage. Fluency in English is required; Arabic is desirable.

About Qatar Stock Exchange<br>Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) is the principal securities market of the State of Qatar. QSE gives local and international investors direct access to an advanced, well-regulated capital market covering equities, ETFs, sukuk, bonds, and Treasury bills. QSE serves as an effective platform for listed companies to raise capital, broaden their investor base, and support their growth plans in line with Qatar National Vision 2030 and the Third Financial Sector Strategy.<br>Job Summary<br>The BD Specialist supports the CEO-reporting Business Development unit by driving the development of selected strategic topics that contribute to QSE's growth, market development, and institutional priorities. The role is responsible for structuring topics assigned by the CEO, identified by the BD unit, or raised by departments where a business development perspective is required, and translating them into clear workplans, analysis, recommendations, and actionable next steps. The role is designed for a business development, strategy, or market development professional who can manage workstreams from issue framing through to senior-ready output development. The Specialist works closely with the Head of Business Development, guides the BD Analyst, coordinates department inputs, and ensures that BD unit outputs are fact-based, practical, and ready for senior discussion and decision-making.<br>Roles And Responsibilities<br>Structure assigned topics by selecting the appropriate problem-solving approach, defining key questions, developing assumptions, and clarifying the analysis required. Craft and test hypotheses, distil findings for senior audiences, and develop practical recommendations covering trade-offs, dependencies, and areas requiring Head of BD or CEO direction. Design the research approach for assigned topics, including sources, benchmark markets, information needs, and validation requirements. Develop fact-based assessments that connect research, internal inputs, and quantitative analysis into clear conclusions, and assess QSE's position against market evidence and relevant benchmarks. Produce senior-ready materials including presentation packs, briefing notes, and opportunity assessments, built on clear storylines that connect issue, evidence, implications, recommendations, and next steps. Coordinate with QSE departments to collect input, validate information, reflect department perspectives, and support working discussions that align inputs into an initial overall view. Track progress of assigned BD workstreams, including actions, deadlines, dependencies, and decisions, and escalate delays, missing input, or prioritization conflicts to the Head of BD in a timely manner. Guide the BD Analyst by reviewing outputs, providing feedback, and ensuring research, analysis, materials, and trackers meet required standards.<br>Requirements<br>Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Finance, Economics, or a related field (Master's degree in Finance, Business, Economics, or a related discipline preferred).5-7 years of experience in a Big Four firm, professional services firm, multinational organization, capital markets institution, financial services organization, or similar environment, with exposure to strategy, business development, research, or business analysis. Proven experience structuring business problems, developing hypotheses, conducting research, analyzing information, and translating findings into clear recommendations and senior-ready materials. Experience coordinating with multiple internal and external stakeholders to collect inputs, validate information, align perspectives, and progress workstreams. Experience guiding junior team members, reviewing outputs, managing workplans, and tracking actions, dependencies, and follow-ups. Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to present complex analysis clearly to senior audiences. Exposure to capital markets, exchanges, financial services, listed companies, investors, brokers, or market infrastructure is an advantage. Fluency in English is required; Arabic is desirable.

About Qatar Stock Exchange<br>Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) is the principal securities market of the State of Qatar. QSE gives local and international investors direct access to an advanced, well-regulated capital market covering equities, ETFs, sukuk, bonds, and Treasury bills. QSE serves as an effective platform for listed companies to raise capital, broaden their investor base, and support their growth plans in line with Qatar National Vision 2030 and the Third Financial Sector Strategy.<br>Job Summary<br>The Senior Advisor, Issuer Services and Investor Relations is responsible for building and leading a dedicated unit within Qatar Stock Exchange focused on raising the quality of issuer services and investor relations across the Qatari market. The role carries a clear mandate to establish the unit from the ground up, covering its operating model, service catalogue, standards, delivery team and commercial positioning, and then to scale it into a recognized center of expertise for listed and prospective issuers. The holder acts as the exchange's senior authority on disclosure practice, shareholder communication, investor targeting and sustainability reporting, and works directly with the leadership of listed companies to lift the standard of engagement between Qatari issuers and the domestic and international investment community. Education and awareness sit at the center of the mandate, with the holder expected to build lasting capability across the market rather than deliver one off support. The role also leads a wider set of issuer facing initiatives designed to deepen liquidity, broaden the investor base and strengthen the overall attractiveness of the QSE market, working in close coordination with the Listings, Product and Market Development, and Marketing and Communications teams.<br>Roles And Responsibilities<br>Establish and lead the Issuer Services and Investor Relations unit, including its operating model, service portfolio, governance framework, and commercial strategy. Build, mentor, and lead a high-performing team, setting priorities, performance standards, and delivery expectations. Design and deliver market education programs, executive briefings, training, and practical guidance on investor relations, disclosure, governance, and sustainability reporting. Advise listed and prospective issuers on investor relations strategy, shareholder engagement, disclosure practices, sustainability reporting, and investor targeting. Build and maintain strong relationships with senior executives, institutional investors, analysts, and key capital market stakeholders. Lead initiatives that enhance market quality, liquidity, research coverage, investor access, and the overall attractiveness of Qatar's capital market. Represent Qatar Stock Exchange at industry events, roadshows, and investor forums while collaborating with regulators and internal stakeholders to ensure governance and regulatory compliance. Monitor market trends, benchmark issuer practices, and provide strategic recommendations to improve investor relations standards across the market.<br>Requirements<br>Bachelor's degree in Finance, Economics, Business, or a related field (Master's degree or CFA preferred). Minimum 15 years of experience in investor relations, equity capital markets, listed companies, investment banking, or a related capital markets environment. Proven experience building or leading teams and developing new functions or capabilities. Strong expertise in corporate disclosure, governance, investor relations, and capital markets regulations. Demonstrated ability to deliver executive-level training, education, and stakeholder engagement programs. Established relationships with institutional investors, analysts, and senior corporate executives. Experience within a stock exchange, listed company, investment bank, or investor relations advisory firm is highly desirable. Experience in GCC/MENA capital markets and knowledge of sustainability reporting frameworks is an advantage.

About Qatar Stock Exchange<br>Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) is the principal securities market of the State of Qatar. QSE gives local and international investors direct access to an advanced, well-regulated capital market covering equities, ETFs, sukuk, bonds, and Treasury bills. QSE serves as an effective platform for listed companies to raise capital, broaden their investor base, and support their growth plans in line with Qatar National Vision 2030 and the Third Financial Sector Strategy.<br>Job Summary<br>The Senior Advisor, Issuer Services and Investor Relations is responsible for building and leading a dedicated unit within Qatar Stock Exchange focused on raising the quality of issuer services and investor relations across the Qatari market. The role carries a clear mandate to establish the unit from the ground up, covering its operating model, service catalogue, standards, delivery team and commercial positioning, and then to scale it into a recognized center of expertise for listed and prospective issuers. The holder acts as the exchange's senior authority on disclosure practice, shareholder communication, investor targeting and sustainability reporting, and works directly with the leadership of listed companies to lift the standard of engagement between Qatari issuers and the domestic and international investment community. Education and awareness sit at the center of the mandate, with the holder expected to build lasting capability across the market rather than deliver one off support. The role also leads a wider set of issuer facing initiatives designed to deepen liquidity, broaden the investor base and strengthen the overall attractiveness of the QSE market, working in close coordination with the Listings, Product and Market Development, and Marketing and Communications teams.<br>Roles And Responsibilities<br>Establish and lead the Issuer Services and Investor Relations unit, including its operating model, service portfolio, governance framework, and commercial strategy. Build, mentor, and lead a high-performing team, setting priorities, performance standards, and delivery expectations. Design and deliver market education programs, executive briefings, training, and practical guidance on investor relations, disclosure, governance, and sustainability reporting. Advise listed and prospective issuers on investor relations strategy, shareholder engagement, disclosure practices, sustainability reporting, and investor targeting. Build and maintain strong relationships with senior executives, institutional investors, analysts, and key capital market stakeholders. Lead initiatives that enhance market quality, liquidity, research coverage, investor access, and the overall attractiveness of Qatar's capital market. Represent Qatar Stock Exchange at industry events, roadshows, and investor forums while collaborating with regulators and internal stakeholders to ensure governance and regulatory compliance. Monitor market trends, benchmark issuer practices, and provide strategic recommendations to improve investor relations standards across the market.<br>Requirements<br>Bachelor's degree in Finance, Economics, Business, or a related field (Master's degree or CFA preferred). Minimum 15 years of experience in investor relations, equity capital markets, listed companies, investment banking, or a related capital markets environment. Proven experience building or leading teams and developing new functions or capabilities. Strong expertise in corporate disclosure, governance, investor relations, and capital markets regulations. Demonstrated ability to deliver executive-level training, education, and stakeholder engagement programs. Established relationships with institutional investors, analysts, and senior corporate executives. Experience within a stock exchange, listed company, investment bank, or investor relations advisory firm is highly desirable. Experience in GCC/MENA capital markets and knowledge of sustainability reporting frameworks is an advantage.

<p>Contracts & Commercial Manager – Qatar CLIENT Linum Consult’s client is currently seeking a bilingual Arabic- and English-speaking Contracts & Commercial Manager from the energy industry to join them in Doha, Qatar. RESPONSIBILITIES • Preparing, assisting in negotiating and administering the various contracts • Reviewing all contractual notices of claims and providing contractual advice • Interacting with the clients, contractors, vendors and consultants in respect to all contractual matters • Reviewing tender documents and draft contract documents prepared by others to verify lack of ambiguity and conflicts as well as compliance with the client’s contract forms and related procedures • Investigating potential contractual problems and recommending corrective action • Preparing key contractual correspondence and maintaining records necessary to ensure the effective administration of all contractual matters • Facilitating the preparation of contract changes and overseeing the preparation of the relevant variation orders by the cost consultant • Reviewing any claims against the client in accordance with the provisions of the relevant contracts and taking the lead in preparing the necessary responses along with any counterclaims • Ensuring that all warranties, bonds, insurances, securities, etc. are in place and are fully compliant with the relevant contractual provisions • Drafting contract amendments for consultants and contractors as necessary for client approval • Assisting in the preparation of monthly progress reports • Managing a team of contract administrators</p><p>PROFILE • University degree in an engineering field or quantity surveying is essential • At least 10 years’ experience in Contract Administration and Quantity Surveying • Preferably have experience in the energy or power industry • Strong technical knowledge of FIDIC contracts • Due to our client’s ongoing commitment to Qatarization, only Qatari nationals will be selected at this time • Fluency in spoken and written English and Arabic is essential</p>

Vacancy Overview<br><br>Contracts Division Manager<br><br>Job Purpose<br><br>Manage the contracts strategy for the onshore projects by controlling, directing, and implementing the contract management process while leading the development and stewardship of contracts plans across the project. Provide technical, commercial, and functional leadership in all aspects of contracting, including the preparation and administration of ITT packages and EPC contracts within a high value, complex project environment. <br><br>Job Context & Major Challenges<br><br>The position is responsible for identifying key business drivers, defining accountabilities, and developing and implementing project contract management procedures aligned with the strategic objectives of a major capital project.<br><br>Role<br><br>A key challenge unique to this role is anticipating commercial and contractual risks at an early stage while ensuring robust contract management practices are embedded across the project to:<br><br>Minimize disputes Prevent adverse contractual outcomes Improve overall project performance Protect the commercial interests of the organization throughout the project lifecycle. <br><br>Key Job Accountabilities – (Not Limited To The Below)<br><br>Strategic Contracting Leadership Provide strategic leadership for all project contracting activities, including ITT issuance, EPC contract execution, and Services CWO administration, while aligning contractual actions with Legal and key project stakeholders. Tendering Governance Oversee the development of ITT packages and direct the end-to-end tendering process to ensure commercial integrity, market competitiveness, and full compliance with project governance requirements. Contract Strategy Development Establish contract strategies and govern the development of EPC contract documentation to ensure complete scope definition, balanced risk allocation, and alignment with project objectives. Commercial Evaluation & Recommendations Assess contractor technical and commercial submissions and advise senior management and shareholders on contractual acceptability, commercial exposure, and award recommendations. Contract Administration Management Govern the full contract administration process, including:Change management Payment certification Claims resolution Securities monitoring Contract amendments Final contract closeoutwhile ensuring contractual compliance and project control. Commercial Negotiations Lead negotiations of contractor-initiated changes and commercial adjustments to secure optimal outcomes while protecting project cost and schedule commitments. Dispute Resolution Manage complex contractual disputes and direct the preparation of formal commercial correspondence to preserve the company’s contractual rights and minimise financial exposure. Commercial Risk Protection Protect the project’s commercial interests by maintaining rigorous oversight of the contractual environment and proactively mitigating risks affecting major capital investment. Capability Development Develop organizational capability within the contracts function by mentoring personnel, strengthening commercial competencies, and driving continuous improvement initiatives. High-Performance Organization Champion a high-performance contracts organization that delivers excellence in safety, quality, cost, and schedule through disciplined execution and commercial stewardship. <br>Educational Qualifications<br><br>(MUST HAVE) Minimum Requirements<br><br>Bachelor's Degree in:Business, or Law, or Engineering. <br>Knowledge & Experience<br><br>Minimum 12 years of experience across multiple project functions and assignments within the Oil & Gas industry, including:Project Management Engineering Construction Procurement Including a minimum of 3 years of project management leadership experience on a major oil & gas project. Demonstrated experience in:Business Management Risk Management Project Controls Cost Development Schedule Development Tender Preparation Contract Management. <br>Technical & Business Skills: The successful candidate should demonstrate expertise in:<br><br>Contract & Commercial Management<br><br>Contract Lifecycle Management EPC Contracting Procurement Strategy Development<br><br>Risk & Governance<br><br>Commercial Risk Management Stakeholder Governance Management Vendor Governance Management<br><br>Claims & Change Management<br><br>Claims Management Dispute Resolution Change Management<br><br>Leadership & Business Acumen<br><br>Commercial Acumen Strategic Contracting Leadership Cross-Functional Stakeholder Management Major Project Commercial Stewardship.

About QNB<br><br>Established in 1964 as the country’s first Qatari-owned commercial bank, QNB Group has steadily grown to become the largest bank in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region.<br><br>QNB Group’s presence through its subsidiaries and associate companies extends to more than 31 countries across three continents providing a comprehensive range of advanced products and services. The total number of employees is more than 28,000 serving up to 20 million customers operating through 1,000 locations, with an ATM network of 4,300 machines.<br><br>QNB has maintained its position as one of the highest rated regional banks from leading credit rating agencies including Standard & Poor’s (A), Moody’s (Aa3) and Fitch (A+). The Bank has also been the recipient of many awards from leading international specialised financial publications.<br><br>Based on the Group’s consistent strong financial performance and its expanding international presence, QNB currently ranks as the most valuable bank brand in the Middle East and Africa, according to Brand Finance Magazine.<br><br>QNB Group has an active community support program and sponsors various social, educational and sporting events.<br><br>Job Summary<br><br>The incumbent will perform Money Market (MM) activities in local currencies in accordance with Group’s strategy, risk appetite, regulatory requirements, policies and procedures and the delegated authority.<br><br>Main Responsibilities<br><br> Shareholder & Financial: - Complies with approved budgets, policies and procedures in relation to Local Currency MM operations. - Implements KPI’s and best practices for Senior Manager, Asset & Liability Management (Local Currency) role. - Promote cost consciousness and efficiency and enhance productivity, to minimise cost, avoid waste, and optimise benefits for the bank. - Act within the limits of the powers delegated to the incumbent. Customer (Internal & External): - Assists in building and maintaining strong and effective relationships with all other related units to achieve the Money Market’s Desk goals/objectives. - Provides timely and accurate information to the external and internal auditors, the Compliance function and Group Risk as and when required. - To assist customers in all their queries on Bank’s product and seek solution to their requests. - Maintain activities in accordance with Service Level Agreements (SLAs) with internal departments/units to achieve improvements in turn-around time. - Build and maintain strong/effective relationships with related departments/units to achieve the Group’s objectives Internal (Processes, Products, Regulatory): - Performs activities in accordance with the set MM strategies. - Complies with the department’s policies and procedures for conducting buy/ sell deals, maintaining/ collating MIS pertaining to profitability/ revenue, and observing compliance with the applicable limits approved by the Board/ its delegated authorities. - Trades in various money market instruments such as deposits, loans, short-term securities, forward rate agreements and interest rate swaps in approved currencies and with approved counterparties within delegated authority. - Follows up on the timely processing of transactions in coordination with Treasury Operations. - Responds to and log requests for local currency MM transactions, and provide pricing support for major corporate banking departments and branches within the delegated authority. - Prepares daily rate sheets under the direct supervision of the SVP, Asset & Liability Management. - Monitors gap positions within the delegated authority and under the guidance of the SVP, Asset & Liability Management. Learning & Knowledge: - Proactively identify areas for professional development of self and undertake development activities. - Seek out opportunities to remain current with all developments in professional field. Legal, Regulatory, and Risk Framework Responsibilities: - Comply with all applicable legal, regulatory and internal compliance requirements including, but not limited to, Group Compliance Policies and Procedures (AML & CTF, Sanctions Policy, Data Protection Policy, Fraud Control Policy, Whistle Blowing Policy, Conflict of Interest and Insider Dealing Policy). - Understand and effectively perform your role under the Three Lines of Defence principle to identify measure, monitor, manage and report risks. - Ensure systematic good outcomes for clients in accordance with Conduct Risk policy. - Support the framework of RCSA, KRI, Incident reporting and remediation, as appropriate, in accordance with the Operational Risk Management requirements. - Maintain appropriate knowledge to ensure full qualification to undertake the role. - Complete all mandatory training provided by the Bank, attain, and maintain the required levels of competence.<br><br>Education And Experience Requirements<br><br> Bachelor’s University graduate preferably with a Major in Marketing, Banking, Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business Administration or Information Technology (related field of study) Minimum 8 years experience in active dealing room, preferably in the Gulf<br><br>Note: you will be required to attach the following:<br><br>Resume/CVCopy of Passport or QID Copy of Education Certificate Copy of Birth Certificate

About QNB<br><br>Established in 1964 as the country’s first Qatari-owned commercial bank, QNB Group has steadily grown to become the largest bank in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region.<br><br>QNB Group’s presence through its subsidiaries and associate companies extends to more than 31 countries across three continents providing a comprehensive range of advanced products and services. The total number of employees is more than 28,000 serving up to 20 million customers operating through 1,000 locations, with an ATM network of 4,300 machines.<br><br>QNB has maintained its position as one of the highest rated regional banks from leading credit rating agencies including Standard & Poor’s (A), Moody’s (Aa3) and Fitch (A+). The Bank has also been the recipient of many awards from leading international specialised financial publications.<br><br>Based on the Group’s consistent strong financial performance and its expanding international presence, QNB currently ranks as the most valuable bank brand in the Middle East and Africa, according to Brand Finance Magazine.<br><br>QNB Group has an active community support program and sponsors various social, educational and sporting events.<br><br>Job Summary<br><br>The incumbent will perform Money Market (MM) activities in local currencies in accordance with Group’s strategy, risk appetite, regulatory requirements, policies and procedures and the delegated authority.<br><br>Main Responsibilities<br><br> Shareholder & Financial: - Complies with approved budgets, policies and procedures in relation to Local Currency MM operations. - Implements KPI’s and best practices for Senior Manager, Asset & Liability Management (Local Currency) role. - Promote cost consciousness and efficiency and enhance productivity, to minimise cost, avoid waste, and optimise benefits for the bank. - Act within the limits of the powers delegated to the incumbent. Customer (Internal & External): - Assists in building and maintaining strong and effective relationships with all other related units to achieve the Money Market’s Desk goals/objectives. - Provides timely and accurate information to the external and internal auditors, the Compliance function and Group Risk as and when required. - To assist customers in all their queries on Bank’s product and seek solution to their requests. - Maintain activities in accordance with Service Level Agreements (SLAs) with internal departments/units to achieve improvements in turn-around time. - Build and maintain strong/effective relationships with related departments/units to achieve the Group’s objectives Internal (Processes, Products, Regulatory): - Performs activities in accordance with the set MM strategies. - Complies with the department’s policies and procedures for conducting buy/ sell deals, maintaining/ collating MIS pertaining to profitability/ revenue, and observing compliance with the applicable limits approved by the Board/ its delegated authorities. - Trades in various money market instruments such as deposits, loans, short-term securities, forward rate agreements and interest rate swaps in approved currencies and with approved counterparties within delegated authority. - Follows up on the timely processing of transactions in coordination with Treasury Operations. - Responds to and log requests for local currency MM transactions, and provide pricing support for major corporate banking departments and branches within the delegated authority. - Prepares daily rate sheets under the direct supervision of the SVP, Asset & Liability Management. - Monitors gap positions within the delegated authority and under the guidance of the SVP, Asset & Liability Management. Learning & Knowledge: - Proactively identify areas for professional development of self and undertake development activities. - Seek out opportunities to remain current with all developments in professional field. Legal, Regulatory, and Risk Framework Responsibilities: - Comply with all applicable legal, regulatory and internal compliance requirements including, but not limited to, Group Compliance Policies and Procedures (AML & CTF, Sanctions Policy, Data Protection Policy, Fraud Control Policy, Whistle Blowing Policy, Conflict of Interest and Insider Dealing Policy). - Understand and effectively perform your role under the Three Lines of Defence principle to identify measure, monitor, manage and report risks. - Ensure systematic good outcomes for clients in accordance with Conduct Risk policy. - Support the framework of RCSA, KRI, Incident reporting and remediation, as appropriate, in accordance with the Operational Risk Management requirements. - Maintain appropriate knowledge to ensure full qualification to undertake the role. - Complete all mandatory training provided by the Bank, attain, and maintain the required levels of competence.<br><br>Education And Experience Requirements<br><br> Bachelor’s University graduate preferably with a Major in Marketing, Banking, Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business Administration or Information Technology (related field of study) Minimum 8 years experience in active dealing room, preferably in the Gulf<br><br>Note: you will be required to attach the following:<br><br>Resume/CVCopy of Passport or QID Copy of Education Certificate Copy of Birth Certificate

About QNB<br><br>Established in 1964 as the country’s first Qatari-owned commercial bank, QNB Group has steadily grown to become the largest bank in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region.<br><br>QNB Group’s presence through its subsidiaries and associate companies extends to more than 31 countries across three continents providing a comprehensive range of advanced products and services. The total number of employees is more than 28,000 serving up to 20 million customers operating through 1,000 locations, with an ATM network of 4,300 machines.<br><br>QNB has maintained its position as one of the highest rated regional banks from leading credit rating agencies including Standard & Poor’s (A), Moody’s (Aa3) and Fitch (A+). The Bank has also been the recipient of many awards from leading international specialised financial publications.<br><br>Based on the Group’s consistent strong financial performance and its expanding international presence, QNB currently ranks as the most valuable bank brand in the Middle East and Africa, according to Brand Finance Magazine.<br><br>QNB Group has an active community support program and sponsors various social, educational and sporting events.<br><br>Job Summary<br><br>The Senior Vice President, Asset Management Middle Office / Head of Trade Support & Data is required to oversee the complete investment trade lifecycle and department across QNB Asset Management. The role ensures accurate, timely, and compliant execution support, trade reconciliation, performance analytics, post-trade controls, and data governance. The incumbent leads a multi-functional team consisting of Traders, Trade Support Analysts, and Performance & Risk Analysts, and is accountable for service delivery, exception management, and workflow optimization. The position also plays a key role in managing internal and cross-border relationships, particularly with Booking Center clients.<br><br>Main Responsibilities<br><br> Shareholder & Financial: Oversee the trade lifecycle across all asset classes, including execution support, reconciliation, compliance checks, cash coordination, and performance analytics Lead and manage the Traders, Trade Support Analysts, and Performance & Risk Analysts to ensure operational excellence and role clarity Define and enforce trade support policies, ensuring adherence to regulatory standards, internal mandates, and audit controls Establish and monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) and service-level agreements (SLAs) across post-trade functions to drive efficiency and service quality Act as escalation point for trade exceptions, settlement failures, or compliance issues affecting execution or reporting Ensure proper management of securities lending & borrowing (SLB), margin, and collateral processes across portfolios and instruments Drive digitization, automation, and continuous improvement initiatives across trade and reporting workflows Manage relationships with Booking Center clients to align on execution flows, documentation, and cross-border trade coordination Coordinate with compliance, fund admin, and custody to ensure integrity of trade support and exception workflows Implements KPI’s and best practices for Senior Vice President, Asset Management Middle Office Promote cost consciousness and efficiency and enhance productivity, to minimise cost, avoid waste, and optimise benefits for the bank. Act within the limits of the powers delegated to the incumbent and delegate authority to the respective staff and monitor exercise of the same. Demonstrate clear understanding of the important factors behind the bank's financial & non-financial performance. Customer (Internal & External): Stay up to date with market developments, trade operations best practices, and regulatory changes Foster knowledge-sharing and training across the team to improve execution, control, and reporting capabilities Promote innovation, automation, and process simplification within the Trade Support & Data function To assist customers in all their queries on Bank’s product and seek solution to their requests. Maintain activities in accordance with Service Level Agreements (SLAs) with internal departments/units to achieve improvements in turn-around time. Build and maintain strong/effective relationships with related departments/units to achieve the Group’s objectives. Provide timely/accurate data to external/internal Auditors, Compliance, Financial Control and Risk when required Internal (Processes, Products, Regulatory): Liaise with Investment Managers, Investment Analysts, Product, Business Control, and Custody to ensure seamless trade lifecycle coordination Ensure clear documentation of procedures, escalation protocols, and system dependencies Lead process reviews with internal stakeholders to improve trade-related governance and reporting Continuous Improvement: Set examples by leading improvement initiatives through cross-functional teams ensuring successes. Identify and encourage people to adopt practices better than the industry standard. Continuously encourage and recognise the importance of thinking out-of-the-box within the team. Encourage, solicit and reward innovative ideas even in day-to-day issues. Learning & Knowledge: Ensure full compliance with internal policies and external regulations including AML/CTF, sanctions, trade reporting, and trading mandates. Support trade lifecycle management by maintaining effective control, monitoring, and escalation mechanisms Support compliance with QNB’s Three Lines of Defence framework and internal audit processes Participate in audits, risk assessments, and regulatory inspections related to trade operations and control effectiveness Complete all mandatory training and certifications required by the Bank Proactively identify areas for professional development of self and undertake development activities. Seek out opportunities to remain current with all developments in professional field. Hold meetings with staff and assess their performance and your teams overall performance on a regular basis. Take decisive action to ensure speedy resolution of unresolved grievances or conflicts within the team members. Identify development opportunities and activities for staff and facilitate/coach them to improve their effectives and prepare them to assume greater responsibilities. Legal, Regulatory, and Risk Framework Responsibilities: Maintain strict confidentiality of sensitive trading data, broker relationships, booking center clients, and client execution details Champion QNB’s values of integrity, collaboration, and excellence through operational leadership and professional conduct Undertake additional projects or responsibilities as directed by senior management Comply with all applicable legal, regulatory and internal compliance requirements including, but not limited to, Group Compliance Policies and Procedures (AML & CTF, Sanctions Policy, Data Protection Policy, Fraud Control Policy, Whistle Blowing Policy, Conflict of Interest and Insider Dealing Policy). Understand and effectively perform your role under the Three Lines of Defence principle to identify measure, monitor, manage and report risks. Ensure systematic good outcomes for clients in accordance with Conduct Risk policy. Support the framework of RCSA, KRI, Incident reporting and remediation, as appropriate, in accordance with the Operational Risk Management requirements. Maintain appropriate knowledge to ensure full qualification to undertake the role. Complete all mandatory training provided by the Bank, attain, and maintain the required levels of competence. Attend mandatory (internal and external) seminars as instructed by the Bank. Other: Ensure high standards of data protection and confidentiality to safeguard commercially sensitive information. Maintaining utmost confidentiality concerning customer and internal bank information obtained during the course of business and provide such information on a need-to-know basis only to Senior Management of QNB, Audit and Compliance functions, and relevant Regulators. Maintain high professional standards to uphold QNB's reputation and to strengthen its market leadership position. All other ad hoc duties/activities related to QNB that management might request from time to time.<br><br>Education And Experience Requirements<br><br> Bachelor’s or master’s degree in finance, Economics, Business, or related field CFA Level 2 or above preferred Minimum of 15 years of experience in trade operations or middle-office roles, including at least 5 years in a leadership capacity within asset management or institutional trading teams Experience overseeing multi-asset trade support operations, Order Management System platforms, reconciliation, and SLB/collateral processes Exposure to regulatory environments (e.g., MiFID II, QFC, QCB, Cayman Islands, UCITS) and audit frameworks Strong command of the trade lifecycle across equities, fixed income, and derivatives Experience managing multi-regional workflows, custody models, and FX coordination Expertise in order management and trade matching systems (e.g., Bloomberg AIM, Aladdin, Charles River IMS) Leadership in operational risk control, KPI/SLA governance, and issue escalation Excellent communication, decision-making, and cross-functional leadership abilities<br><br>Note: you will be required to attach the following:<br><br>Resume/CVCopy of Passport or QID Copy of Education Certificate

About QNB<br><br>Established in 1964 as the country’s first Qatari-owned commercial bank, QNB Group has steadily grown to become the largest bank in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region.<br><br>QNB Group’s presence through its subsidiaries and associate companies extends to more than 31 countries across three continents providing a comprehensive range of advanced products and services. The total number of employees is more than 28,000 serving up to 20 million customers operating through 1,000 locations, with an ATM network of 4,300 machines.<br><br>QNB has maintained its position as one of the highest rated regional banks from leading credit rating agencies including Standard & Poor’s (A), Moody’s (Aa3) and Fitch (A+). The Bank has also been the recipient of many awards from leading international specialised financial publications.<br><br>Based on the Group’s consistent strong financial performance and its expanding international presence, QNB currently ranks as the most valuable bank brand in the Middle East and Africa, according to Brand Finance Magazine.<br><br>QNB Group has an active community support program and sponsors various social, educational and sporting events.<br><br>Job Summary<br><br>The Senior Vice President, Asset Management Middle Office / Head of Trade Support & Data is required to oversee the complete investment trade lifecycle and department across QNB Asset Management. The role ensures accurate, timely, and compliant execution support, trade reconciliation, performance analytics, post-trade controls, and data governance. The incumbent leads a multi-functional team consisting of Traders, Trade Support Analysts, and Performance & Risk Analysts, and is accountable for service delivery, exception management, and workflow optimization. The position also plays a key role in managing internal and cross-border relationships, particularly with Booking Center clients.<br><br>Main Responsibilities<br><br> Shareholder & Financial: Oversee the trade lifecycle across all asset classes, including execution support, reconciliation, compliance checks, cash coordination, and performance analytics Lead and manage the Traders, Trade Support Analysts, and Performance & Risk Analysts to ensure operational excellence and role clarity Define and enforce trade support policies, ensuring adherence to regulatory standards, internal mandates, and audit controls Establish and monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) and service-level agreements (SLAs) across post-trade functions to drive efficiency and service quality Act as escalation point for trade exceptions, settlement failures, or compliance issues affecting execution or reporting Ensure proper management of securities lending & borrowing (SLB), margin, and collateral processes across portfolios and instruments Drive digitization, automation, and continuous improvement initiatives across trade and reporting workflows Manage relationships with Booking Center clients to align on execution flows, documentation, and cross-border trade coordination Coordinate with compliance, fund admin, and custody to ensure integrity of trade support and exception workflows Implements KPI’s and best practices for Senior Vice President, Asset Management Middle Office Promote cost consciousness and efficiency and enhance productivity, to minimise cost, avoid waste, and optimise benefits for the bank. Act within the limits of the powers delegated to the incumbent and delegate authority to the respective staff and monitor exercise of the same. Demonstrate clear understanding of the important factors behind the bank's financial & non-financial performance. Customer (Internal & External): Stay up to date with market developments, trade operations best practices, and regulatory changes Foster knowledge-sharing and training across the team to improve execution, control, and reporting capabilities Promote innovation, automation, and process simplification within the Trade Support & Data function To assist customers in all their queries on Bank’s product and seek solution to their requests. Maintain activities in accordance with Service Level Agreements (SLAs) with internal departments/units to achieve improvements in turn-around time. Build and maintain strong/effective relationships with related departments/units to achieve the Group’s objectives. Provide timely/accurate data to external/internal Auditors, Compliance, Financial Control and Risk when required Internal (Processes, Products, Regulatory): Liaise with Investment Managers, Investment Analysts, Product, Business Control, and Custody to ensure seamless trade lifecycle coordination Ensure clear documentation of procedures, escalation protocols, and system dependencies Lead process reviews with internal stakeholders to improve trade-related governance and reporting Continuous Improvement: Set examples by leading improvement initiatives through cross-functional teams ensuring successes. Identify and encourage people to adopt practices better than the industry standard. Continuously encourage and recognise the importance of thinking out-of-the-box within the team. Encourage, solicit and reward innovative ideas even in day-to-day issues. Learning & Knowledge: Ensure full compliance with internal policies and external regulations including AML/CTF, sanctions, trade reporting, and trading mandates. Support trade lifecycle management by maintaining effective control, monitoring, and escalation mechanisms Support compliance with QNB’s Three Lines of Defence framework and internal audit processes Participate in audits, risk assessments, and regulatory inspections related to trade operations and control effectiveness Complete all mandatory training and certifications required by the Bank Proactively identify areas for professional development of self and undertake development activities. Seek out opportunities to remain current with all developments in professional field. Hold meetings with staff and assess their performance and your teams overall performance on a regular basis. Take decisive action to ensure speedy resolution of unresolved grievances or conflicts within the team members. Identify development opportunities and activities for staff and facilitate/coach them to improve their effectives and prepare them to assume greater responsibilities. Legal, Regulatory, and Risk Framework Responsibilities: Maintain strict confidentiality of sensitive trading data, broker relationships, booking center clients, and client execution details Champion QNB’s values of integrity, collaboration, and excellence through operational leadership and professional conduct Undertake additional projects or responsibilities as directed by senior management Comply with all applicable legal, regulatory and internal compliance requirements including, but not limited to, Group Compliance Policies and Procedures (AML & CTF, Sanctions Policy, Data Protection Policy, Fraud Control Policy, Whistle Blowing Policy, Conflict of Interest and Insider Dealing Policy). Understand and effectively perform your role under the Three Lines of Defence principle to identify measure, monitor, manage and report risks. Ensure systematic good outcomes for clients in accordance with Conduct Risk policy. Support the framework of RCSA, KRI, Incident reporting and remediation, as appropriate, in accordance with the Operational Risk Management requirements. Maintain appropriate knowledge to ensure full qualification to undertake the role. Complete all mandatory training provided by the Bank, attain, and maintain the required levels of competence. Attend mandatory (internal and external) seminars as instructed by the Bank. Other: Ensure high standards of data protection and confidentiality to safeguard commercially sensitive information. Maintaining utmost confidentiality concerning customer and internal bank information obtained during the course of business and provide such information on a need-to-know basis only to Senior Management of QNB, Audit and Compliance functions, and relevant Regulators. Maintain high professional standards to uphold QNB's reputation and to strengthen its market leadership position. All other ad hoc duties/activities related to QNB that management might request from time to time.<br><br>Education And Experience Requirements<br><br> Bachelor’s or master’s degree in finance, Economics, Business, or related field CFA Level 2 or above preferred Minimum of 15 years of experience in trade operations or middle-office roles, including at least 5 years in a leadership capacity within asset management or institutional trading teams Experience overseeing multi-asset trade support operations, Order Management System platforms, reconciliation, and SLB/collateral processes Exposure to regulatory environments (e.g., MiFID II, QFC, QCB, Cayman Islands, UCITS) and audit frameworks Strong command of the trade lifecycle across equities, fixed income, and derivatives Experience managing multi-regional workflows, custody models, and FX coordination Expertise in order management and trade matching systems (e.g., Bloomberg AIM, Aladdin, Charles River IMS) Leadership in operational risk control, KPI/SLA governance, and issue escalation Excellent communication, decision-making, and cross-functional leadership abilities<br><br>Note: you will be required to attach the following:<br><br>Resume/CVCopy of Passport or QID Copy of Education Certificate