Assets Prod. Equipm. Engineer
Pubblicato il 26-08-2026 - Saipem in Milano
Join Saipem and engineer a sustainable future.
We are a global leader in engineering and construction for the energy and infrastructure sectors, delivering complex onshore and offshore projects worldwide. Driven by technological innovation as "One Company", our 30,000 people from over 130 nationalities in more than 50 countries work every day to enable the energy transition toward Net Zero. At Saipem, we embrace diversity as a driver of innovation and inclusion, while prioritizing people's safety and environmental sustainability, even in the most challenging conditions.
Saipem Offshore Construction (SOC) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Saipem S.p.A. SOC brings together all operational activities in Italy related to fabrication, technical services, maintenance, and logistics, providing essential support for the execution of offshore construction and offshore wind projects.
Purpose of the position:
As Asset Equipment Production Engineer , you will respond to the PIPTEC Operation Manager and be part of the Offshore E&C; - Pipeline Technologies function.
How can you support us? Here below your responsibilities:
- Technical leadership of some families of Pipe Lay Equipment (PLE)
- Definir the requirements of the PLE equipment in the technical supply specifications in line with the scope of work.
- Prepare technical bid evaluation for the selection of the PLE equipment.
- PLE Supplier interface both from technical and management point of view
- Management/allocation of some families of PLE
- Understand the projects need for assigned PLE and choose the best way to provide the proper equipment on time.
- Be active part of PLE strategy upgrade/investment allocation.
- Technical supervision of PLE integration with "correlated" machines
- Participate actively at the Final Acceptance test of the PLE.
What are we looking for?
Education
It's requested to have a master's degree in mechanical/ electrical/ Electronic/ Mechatronic/ Automation Engineering. It's possible to evaluate no