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Pubblicato il 10-09-2026 - agap2 Italia in Medolago
Part of the MoOngy Group, Agap2 operates across the European market in 14 countries, providing engineering and plant consulting services. Since 2018, Agap2 Italia has been operating nationally in the following sectors: Energy, Oil&Gas;, Steel, Hydrogen, Power Generation, Construction. ABOUT THE ROLE – Structural Engineer – Modularization (Oil & Gas / EPC Projects)
We are looking for a Structural Engineer with strong experience in modularization to join a complex international EPC project, to be based at the Contractor's premises.
Reporting to the Project Manager, the resource will be responsible for the structural design and verification of industrial plants, with a specific focus on modular structures (skids, prefabricated modules), ensuring compliance with international codes, project specifications, and schedule requirements.
The role will support the multidisciplinary project team (layout, piping, process, electrical) by providing structural design, analysis, and technical documentation, enabling efficient coordination between engineering, fabrication, and site execution.
Location:
Milan (at Contractor's premises)
Start date: October/November 2026 – through December 2027
Key Responsibilities
1. Structural Design & Analysis
Design and verify steel structures for industrial plants, with focus on modular/skid structures.
Conduct structural analysis using FEA-based software in line with international codes.
Manage structural aspects of process towers and technological steel structures.
Identify and resolve technical challenges ensuring design compliance.
2. Coordination & Detail Design
Prepare technical specifications for modular structures.
Coordinate with external suppliers' engineering teams for detail design of technological steel structures.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams (layout, process, piping, electrical) to meet project milestones within budget and schedule constraints.
3. Site & Fabrication Support
Provide technical support during fabrication and