Cable, electrical products and EPC infrastructure manufacturer and contractor
ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC pairs cable and electrical product manufacturing with EPC delivery of substations and underground cable projects. Its stack splits into an Oracle-heavy back office (EBS, HCM Cloud, Forms, PL/SQL) alongside SAP and a full Salesforce suite, plus engineering tools like ETAP, DIALux and SCADA. Hiring is accelerating and skews toward senior engineering, with finance leadership openings across Egypt, Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
Notable leadership hires: Planning Section Head, Contracts Head, Treasury Head, Finance Head, Financial Application Head
ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC, founded in 1938 and headquartered in New Cairo, has grown from an electrical products maker into an integrated infrastructure provider. It operates across wire, cable and accessories, electrical products, engineering and construction, digital solutions, and infrastructure investments. Specialties include transformers, energy measurement, and wind and solar generation. The company runs production facilities across Africa and Asia, operates in 19 countries, exports to over 110 countries, and employs more than 10,000 people.
ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC uses Oracle EBS, Oracle HCM Cloud, SAP, Salesforce Sales, Service and Marketing Cloud, Power BI, Tableau, SCADA, MES, AutoCAD, Revit, SolidWorks, ETAP and DIALux.
ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC is hiring in Egypt, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, with demand concentrated in senior engineering plus operations, manufacturing, finance and construction roles.
Job posts point to EPC substation projects, a 132 kV underground cable project, quality management system implementation, and site work including soil investigation and concrete testing.
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