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Civil Engineer (Ressafeha)

Samaa Al-Hayat Company · Baghdad

Private
💰 1000000🎓 Bachelor⏱️ 1-3 years📅 Aug 12, 2025

Market rate · Civil Engineer in Baghdad

900KIQD/month median· typical range 700K–1.0M · 191 postings

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Job Description

Civil engineer with 1-3 years experience, responsible for design, cost estimation, and project reporting, needs English proficiency.

Original posting

🚺🚺 مطلوب موظفة 🚺🚺 تعلن شركة سما الحياة عن حاجتها مهندسة مدني مكتب فني يفضل من الرصافة و قريبة من الكرادة خبرة من 1-3 سنين خبرة بالتصاميم و الكاد و اعداد تقارير التكاليف و الحصر للمشاريع اجادة لغة الإنجليزية الراتب: من 500,000 - 1,000,000 يحدد حسب الخبرة و الكورسات ارسال CV: +964 751 635 4997

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Technical / Hard Skills

Technical / Hard Skills

AutoCADCivil designCost estimation

Soft Skills

DesignReportingCommunication

Details

Source
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Language
en

How to Apply

📞 +9647516354997

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About Samaa Al-Hayat Company

Total posted

1

Hiring since

2025-08

Hiring in Baghdad

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