Static Equipment Thermal Design Engineer
Pubblicato il 02-09-2026 - Aretè & Cocchi Technology in Milano
Static Equipment Thermal Design Engineer
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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.
As Static Equipment Thermal Design Engineer, you will respond to the Head of Mechanical Department and be part of the ENCAR.
How can you support us? Here below your responsibilities:
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- Knowledge of air cooled heat exchangers regulated by API 661 and ISO 13706 standards.
- Knowledge of shell & tube heat exchangers regulated by API 660 and TEMA standards.
- Experience and ability to carry out the following EPC Contractor activities: critical review of general specifications (Client’s/Licensor’s /Others’), thermal design (sizing) and thermal rating of air cooled heat exchangers and shell & tube heat exchangers through HTRI Xchanger Suite (default software) or other software upon request, completion of API 661 and TEMA style thermal datasheet through incorporation of all data from thermal design activities, for shell & tube heat exchangers, preparation of tubesheet layout through HTRI or other software and submission to the mechanical specialist, for air cooled heat exchangers, preparation of Layout Drawing, management of possible Client comments to the thermal design, contribution to the technical evaluation of vendor bids for air cooled heat exchangers, shell & tube heat exchangers and proprietary heat exchangers, and subsequent issue of the