Welding Engineer
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - Westinghouse Electric Company in Monfalcone
About The Role
As a Welding Engineer, your primary responsibility will be to ensure the quality of welding processes, adhering strictly to all relevant codes, design requirements, technical specifications, standards, and contractual obligations.
You will report directly to the Senior Component Delivery Manager and based in Monfalcone, working onsite.
We will structure your regular working hours from 8:00 AM to 12:30 PM and then from 1:15 PM to 4:45 PM, including a 45-minute lunch break. We will maintain this schedule on weekdays, from Monday to Friday. There is also a degree of flexibility in your working hours; for instance, you could opt to start at 9:00 AM and conclude your day at 5:45 PM.
Key Responsibilities
- Adopt ethical approach on work and a behavior following the Nuclear Safety Culture philosophy.
- Organization and coordination of welding qualification and test activities for procedures, mock-up tests and fabrication.
- Detailed use of applicable Codes and of the different welding processes.
Attitude and skills to manage and organize multiple activities and jobs contemporarily.
- Realization of prototypes aimed to the validation of welding solution design.
- Use process engineering fundamentals applied to welding procedures.
- Robotic implementation in welding activities.
- Author welding procedures and procedure qualification record, welders and welding operators performance qualification, and supervision laboratory tests required for qualifications validation.
- Author and issue of welding procedures, welders and welding operators qualification and technical documentation (WB, WPS, PQR, etc.) according to the applicable Codes and Customers standards.
- Selection of filler materials dedicated to each job based on the analysis of Codes, standards and contractual specified requirements.
- Apply detailed knowledge of the different welding materials according to the design and manufacturing solutions, based to different welding processes and the normative r