Junior High Temperatures Technologies Engineer
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Rina in Roma
RINA is currently recruiting for a Junior Engineer - High Temperatures Technologies to join its office in Rome within the Mechanical and Materials Engineering Division.
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Mission
The Junior High Temperature Thermodynamics and Technologies Engineer applies advanced thermodynamic and physical chemistry principles to design, model, and optimize high-temperature industrial processes. In practice, the engineer develops and validates process simulations, defines thermal and material balances, and evaluates reaction kinetics and heat transfer mechanisms. They identify opportunities to improve energy efficiency, optimize furnace or reactor performance, and enhance product quality.
Key Accountabilities
High Temperature Technologies – Project & Technical Delivery
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- Develop and maintain project schedules and deliverable timelines under the guidance of consultants and engineers.
- Monitor, analyze,
and improve process performance through data-driven evaluation of operational parameters.
- Implement modifications to equipment, systems, or operating parameters to enhance technical performance and reliability.
- Prepare high-quality project deliverables, including technical reports, process documentation, and engineering drawings.
High Temperature Thermodynamics – Research, Analysis & Process Optimization
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- Conduct in-depth thermodynamic analyses of high-temperature processes to evaluate efficiency, reaction mechanisms, and material behavior under extreme conditions.
- Develop and apply advanced modeling and simulation tools to optimize thermal and energy performance.
- Collaborate with R&D; teams to translate thermodynamic insights into practical engineering solutions for industrial applications.
People & Team Collaboration
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- Support internal teams and external consultants with technical input, documentation, and data collection for permi