Johnson Controls, a global leader in smart and sustainable buildings, is offering an Emirati Engineering Associate Program designed to fast-track the careers of UAE nationals. This two-year initiative equips graduates with technical, operational, and sales expertise to prepare them for future leadership roles across the Middle East and Africa.

Key Responsibilities:

• Participate in six structured assignments over two years, covering:

  • Installation & Service Operations:

    • Interpret engineering drawings and schematics.

    • Diagnose and troubleshoot technical issues.

    • Install, calibrate, and maintain systems.

    • Provide clear technical support to clients.

  • Technical Sales (Pre-Sales, Inside Sales & Front-Line Sales):

    • Understand product specifications and solutions.

    • Build and manage strong client relationships.

    • Present technical solutions clearly to diverse audiences.

    • Conduct negotiations and close sales deals.

    • Analyze market trends and client needs.

    • Collaborate with marketing, engineering, and customer support teams.

Skills & Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering or related fields.

• UAE national with a family book (mandatory).

• Passion for engineering and sustainable innovation.

• Strong communication, organizational, and multitasking skills.

• Ability to adapt and collaborate with diverse teams.

• Proficiency in MS Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint).

• Previous internship experience in engineering or technical fields is a plus.

Program Benefits:

• Best-in-class coaching and mentorship from industry leaders.

• Hands-on projects with real business impact.

• Client-facing experiences across the region.

• Clear career progression towards leadership roles.

• Opportunity to contribute to sustainability and future-focused innovations.

Company Details:

Johnson Controls is a global leader in smart building solutions, helping create safer, more sustainable environments. The company’s mission is to reshape the future of buildings by focusing on people, places, and the planet.