Electrical Project Engineer
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - Carlo Gavazzi Impianti in Sicilia
Carlo Gavazzi Impianti, part of the Bonatti Group, is an EPC contractor specialized in the construction of primary substations, high-voltage electrical substations, as well as in the engineering and construction of BESS (Battery Energy Storage Systems) and photovoltaic plants. We collaborate with leading players in the energy sector, delivering complex and strategic projects for national and international power networks. Possiede le qualifiche e le competenze giuste per questo lavoro? Lo scopra qui sotto e invii la sua candidatura per essere preso/a in considerazione.
We are hiring a Electrical Project Engineer for our Assago (Milan) office.
After an initial training period, the selected candidate will join the internal engineering team and support the development of electrical design activities for HV/MV/LV systems within EPC projects in the power, renewable energy, and industrial sectors, both in Italy and abroad.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support electrical design studies such as Load Flow, Short Circuit, Earthing and Motor Starting calculations
- Assist in preparing engineering documentation including electrical schematics, layouts, and technical specifications
- Ensure proper flow of technical information within the multidisciplinary project team
- Contribute to the design of electrical systems such as UPS, transformers, MV/LV switchboards and substations
- Support network studies and electrical distribution design activities
- Collaborate with senior engineers and support project execution phases, including commissioning when required
Requirements:
- Degree in Electrical Engineering
- Recent graduate or up to 4/5 years of experience in a similar role
- Fluent English (written and spoken)
- Italian language fluency is mandatory
- Basic knowledge of electrical calculation tools and design principles
- Proficiency in MS Office
- Strong willingness to learn and grow in a technical environment
- Attention to detail and methodical approach
- Availability for short si