UAE summer hiring: Dubai government jobs for expats with salaries up to Dh50,000

High-paying Dubai jobs attract skilled expats as summer hiring stays active across sectors

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Lekshmy Pavithran, Assistant Online Editor
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High-paying Dubai jobs attract skilled expats despite hiring slowdown
High-paying Dubai jobs attract skilled expats despite hiring slowdown
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Dubai: The UAE job market is evolving in 2025, with strong demand for skilled professionals in construction, banking, and tech, while jobseekers are increasingly focused on roles that offer growth and purpose.

As we enter H2, hiring has slowed due to corporate tax pressures and global uncertainties. While sectors like transport and logistics show promise, as reported by Gulf News, overall job openings remain limited with tough competition and stagnant salaries. AI and automation are reshaping roles, leading many companies to delay major hiring decisions until Q4 2025 after corporate tax filings clarify plans for 2026.

Summer hiring and govt jobs for expats

Contrary to myths, summer hiring continues, sometimes increasing despite interview delays. UAE government jobs remain attractive for expats due to stability and benefits, with Dubai actively recruiting qualified candidates. The official portal dubaicareers.ae lists multiple vacancies, some offering salaries up to Dh50,000 per month.

In summary, demand is steady but hiring cautious, with government roles attracting expats and Dubai promoting diverse high-paying opportunities.

Hiring or job hunting? Visit the Gulf News Job Portal to find top talent and the newest vacancies across the UAE and Gulf region.

Explore the latest job openings in the UAE

Here are 10 Dubai government jobs currently open for expats across multiple sectors.

➜ Policy Advisor: Public Sector Assets & Properties Management:

  • Manage accounting and compliance for Dubai government assets.

  • Salary: Dh30,001–40,000

  • Education: Bachelor’s

  • Posted: 26/06/2025

➜ Senior Speech Therapist (Primary Healthcare)

  • Assess and rehabilitate patients, manage complex cases, supervise staff.

  • Salary: Dh10,001–20,000

  • Education: Bachelor’s/Master’s

  • Posted: 26/06/2025

➜ Clinical Psychologist

  • Provide psychological services, supervise juniors, consult multidisciplinary teams.

  • Education: Doctorate

  • Posted: 26/06/2025

➜ Chief Senior Engineer – Urban Planning Affairs

  • Lead Dubai Urban Plan 2040 implementation, advise on legislation, support budgets.

  • Education: Bachelor’s

  • Experience: 11 years

  • Posted: 16/06/2025

➜ Chief Specialist – Statistics & Data Analysis

  • Support transport modeling with advanced traffic engineering and analytics.

  • Education: Master’s

  • Experience: 9 years

  • Posted: 13/06/2025

➜ Social Policy and Research Executive

  • Conduct social studies, draft policies, analyze data, coordinate with partners.

  • Salary: Dh10,001–20,000

  • Education: Bachelor’s

  • Posted: 12/06/2025

➜ Chief Specialist – Contracts & Agreements

  • Draft and review RTA legislation, contracts, manage legal disputes, ensure compliance.

  • Education: Bachelor’s

  • Posted: 10/06/2025

➜ Senior Financial Consultant

  • Improve government budgeting and financial planning, advise on fiscal policies.

  • Salary: Dh40,001–50,000

  • Education: Bachelor’s

  • Posted: 10/06/2025

➜ Chief Specialist – Procurement and Storage Policies

  • Enhance purchasing and warehousing policies, benchmark best practices, evaluate suppliers.

  • Salary: Dh20,001–30,000

  • Education: Bachelor’s

  • Posted: 10/06/2025

➜ Audit Manager – Aviation & Transportation Audit

  • Prepare and execute audit plans, provide data-driven insights, support strategy development.

  • Education: Bachelor’s (Master’s preferred)

  • Experience: 7-10 years

  • Posted: 29/05/2025

These roles offer a range of opportunities across government and public sectors, with priority given to UAE nationals and competitive salaries reflecting experience and qualifications.

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