No Arabic required: English-speaking tech jobs in the UAE & Saudi Arabia
288 open tech jobs in the UAE & Saudi Arabia at companies where English is the working language, so you don't need to speak Arabic. 6% offer visa sponsorship. Most posted salaries are $93k–340k a year.
- Open jobs
- 288
- With visa sponsorship
- 6%
- Typical posted salaries (yearly)
- $93k–340k
AI Deployment LeadNo Arabic required
- SAP IAM - 6 Months ContractorNo Arabic required
- Card Product ManagerNo Arabic required
- Senior Lead- Vulnerability ManagementNo Arabic required
AI, EngineerNo Arabic required
Snr Solutions ArchitectNo Arabic required
- DevOps EngineerNo Arabic required
- Principal Backend Development Engineer(C++)No Arabic required
AI & System EngineerNo Arabic required
QMS & GRC EngineerNo Arabic required
Software Engineer - Full StackNo Arabic required
- Assistant Manager - IT Demand ManagementNo Arabic required
Engineering ManagerNo Arabic required
ML, EngineerNo Arabic required
Platform Product Manager - Payward ServicesNo Arabic requiredRemote (United Arab Emirates)
Engineering Manager - ProNo Arabic requiredRemote (United Arab Emirates)
Senior Database Administrator - Core InfrastructureNo Arabic requiredRemote (EU)
IT Audit ManagerNo Arabic required
- Product Design LeadNo Arabic required
- Senior Specialist - Cloud Center of ExcellenceNo Arabic required
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