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digital.enterprises is shaping the future of the energy sector. We help companies run smarter integrating people, data, and technology to create intelligent, adaptive, and human-centred operations. Based in Doha, the LNG and GTL capital of the world, we fuse deep industry expertise with cutting-edge digital thinking to transform how energy companies work, connect, and grow. If you are driven by impact, speed, and purpose, you will fit right in.
ADAPT is our flagship platform, a real-time digital mesh connecting the energy sectors Maintenance, Repair & Operations (MRO) ecosystem. Instead of long procurement cycles, ADAPT matches buyer demand with supplier capability instantly, using live data and AI to surface qualified options with governance, auditability, and human-in-the-loop controls.
We are hiring a Full Stack Engineer to design and deliver complete, end-to-end features that power ADAPT from data models and APIs to responsive, intuitive interfaces. You will build and integrate seamless user experiences and robust backend services that make complex supply-chain operations simple, efficient, and reliable.
Your work will enable engineers, procurement teams, and suppliers to operate in real time building confidence and agility across the energy ecosystem.
At digital.enterprises, AI is a partner to people, not a replacement. This is Industry 5.0 in practice: technology amplifying human capability so energy operations become safer, more reliable, and more efficient delivering secure, affordable, cleaner energy at scale.
You will join a mission-driven team led by credible industry leadership with the freedom to build technology that genuinely changes how an industry works.
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