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  • Contracts Administrator

    United DevelopersDohaVerified source

    United Developers is seeking a Contracts Administrator in Doha to support its Procurement and Commercial Department across tendering and the full contract lifecycle. The role covers contract preparation, commercial reviews, payment and variation assessments, claims support, cost control, governance and contract…

    24 Oct
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  • Assistant Operations Manager

    United DevelopersDohaVerified source

    United Developers is hiring an Assistant Operations Manager to support the safe and efficient day-to-day operation of Place Vendome in Doha. The role coordinates facilities, maintenance, housekeeping, security, parking, waste management, contractors and tenant requests, while following inspections, work orders and…

    24 Oct
    No closing dateThe employer's posting doesn't say when it closes. Check it at the source before you apply.
  • Retail Property Manager

    United DevelopersDohaVerified source

    United Developers is seeking a Retail Property Manager for Place Vendôme Qatar in Doha. The role leads retail and tenant operations, supports tenant sales and performance, oversees rental collection, and coordinates with leasing, marketing, finance, legal, facilities, and security teams. The successful candidate will…

    24 Oct
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  • Senior Leasing Manager

    United DevelopersDohaVerified source

    United Developers is hiring a Senior Leasing Manager to oversee leasing operations at Place Vendôme in Doha. The role covers leasing strategy, tenant acquisition and retention, lease negotiations and documentation, compliance, reporting, and support for tenant marketing. Applicants should have a bachelor’s degree in a…

    24 Oct
    No closing dateThe employer's posting doesn't say when it closes. Check it at the source before you apply.