Brunel

About Brunel

Brunel is an international staffing company for engineering and energy projects. Its UAE page says it has provided services since 1975.

Its UAE office is in Dubai. The site also lists an office in Qatar.

Jobs they usually fill

The UAE page names these sectors:

• Oil and gas
• Renewable energy
• Infrastructure and rail
• Petrochemicals and refineries

Brunel offers contract hire and helps expat staff move for work. It also supplies certified workers for shutdowns and turnarounds. These are planned stops at plants for repair work.

One UAE job on the site in November 2026 was a Senior E&I (electrical and instrumentation) Engineer. It was a contract role in Abu Dhabi for an oil and gas client. It asked for a bachelor’s degree and more than 10 years of experience.

Who they hire

Brunel mostly hires experienced engineers and technical specialists. The site does not say it recruits from any one country.

How to register

Brunel does not have a general sign-up form. You apply for each job.

1. Go to Brunel’s job search.
2. Filter for United Arab Emirates.
3. Open a job and click “Apply Now”.
4. Enter your first name, last name, email and phone number.
5. Upload your CV as PDF, DOC, DOCX or RTF, under 4 MB.
6. Submit. Brunel may keep your CV for other jobs for five years.

Later, you can sign in at brunel.net/en/login with the same email. Brunel sends you a one-time code.

What to watch for

• Never pay a recruiter. Brunel says its staff never ask job seekers for payment. In the UAE, licensed recruitment agencies must not charge job seekers any fee. MoHRE, the UAE Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation, treats this as illegal.
• Check the email address. Brunel uses only addresses ending in brunel.net. Messages from Gmail, Outlook or Yahoo are not from Brunel.
• Check the job on the real site. Scammers make fake documents with the Brunel logo. Find the job on brunel.net first.
• Check your contract before travel. MoHRE issues the official work contract. Read it before you sign.