Electrical & Mechanical Engineers (Fresh Graduates) – Saudi Biga Co., Riyadh

 

Engineering Trainee Vacancies: Saudi Biga Co. – Riyadh

Saudi Biga Co. is urgently looking for talented and motivated Saudi National fresh engineering graduates to join their operations team in Riyadh. This is an entry-level career opportunity designed for professional development in site engineering and system design.

Available Positions:

1. Mechanical Engineer (Fresh Graduate)

  • Requirements: Saudi National with a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering.

  • Responsibilities: Assisting in the planning, installation, testing, and maintenance of mechanical systems; supporting project execution and site activities.

2. Electrical Engineer (Fresh Graduate)

  • Requirements: Saudi National with a Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering; willingness to learn and develop professionally.

  • Responsibilities: Assisting in the design, installation, testing, and maintenance of electrical systems; supporting project teams to ensure safety and efficiency.

Job Details:

  • Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

  • Target Audience: Saudi Nationals (Fresh Graduates)

How to Apply:

Interested and qualified Saudi engineering graduates are requested to submit their updated CV via email.

📩 Official HR Email: Recruiting@saudibiga.com

⚠️ Note: Please make sure to mention "Mechanical Engineer" or "Electrical Engineer" in the email subject line depending on your specialization.

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