Men and women we employ

An Italian national with a Master’s degree in Business Administration from the University of West London, UK, Andrea joined VESE in Abu Dhabi as a Commercial Manager in 2014, to develop the company’s business portfolio in the field of waste management.

An Omani national, Ashwaq has been working for Veolia since 2010. With a B.Sc. Chemistry from the Sultan Qaboos University in Muscat, she started her career as a Lab Chemist on the Sur desalination plant. She is now a Lab supervisor, in charge of supervising and reviewing the work of the staff responsible for performing chemical, biological and physical tests to produce potable water.

Vijay is an Indian national who graduated in Chemistry from the University of Bombay and worked in India until 1989. He then joined Veolia in the Sultanate of Oman to work in Sur before he moved to Sohar in 2010, where he started working as an O&M Manager. Vijay was recently appointed as the Operations Director of our Port Sohar facility management contract.

A British engineer, Jonathan has been working as the Operations & Maintenance Manager of two wastewater treatment plants in Doha, Qatar, for two years. He was previsouly based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where he worked on a performance contract for Veolia.

Christy is a Filipina who moved to the United Arab Emirates in 2004. She joined Veolia Middle East in 2008, and since then, her career has progressed from an executive assistant role to an HR & Admin Officer position.

With a Master degree in biology from Sevilla University, Felix has first worked in his home country Spain for 8 years.  Then, he moved to the United Arab Emirates and became the plant manager of a a major wastewater treatment plant in Abu Dhabi.

A French national with a master degree in energy engineering, Iban has been in charge of implementing appropriate tools to follow the performance of the Bahrain Bay District Cooling Plant and operate it in the most energy efficient way since 2013. 

A law graduate, Nadine first worked in a law company in Lebanon, where she originally comes from. She joined Enova in 2012. In her current position, she is in charge of managing the legal department of the company and its subsidiaries across the Middle East, including the UAE, Oman, Qatar, Lebanon, Egypt, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.

Narender is an Indian national who worked for Bahwan Veolia in the Sultanate of Oman before he recently moved to Fujairah to become the Maintenance Manager of this major reverse osmosis desalination plant.

An Indian national with a Master in environmental engineering and 12 years of professional experience, Rajalingam joined the recently awarded British Petroleum Khazzan project last February. He manages the maintenance operations of this major industrial project and is in charge of producing both process and potable water in a very remote area, located at 400 km from the capital city. 

Janice was born in Abu Dhabi, UAE, but has Indian origins and spent four years in Canada completing her studies at the University of Toronto. She joined Veolia in 2010 and was recently promoted to the position of Finance Manager in charge of treasury and internal control for Veolia Gulf Countries.

Since 2012, Walid has been managing the operation and maintenance activities of the sewerage project at Ras Al Khaimah City that consists of a 25 MLD wastewater treatment plant, 6 lifting & pumping stations and 137 km of live network. He joined Veolia in Ajman, UAE, in 2007, after having worked for 11 years in Egypt, where he was born.