Design & Installation Engineer
Pubblicato il 03-10-2026 - Hitachi Vantara in Genova
Una carriera in Hitachi Rail rappresenta un investimento per il futuro.
Job Description:
Hitachi Rail is looking for an enthusiastic, self-motivated Design & Installation Engineer.
The successful candidate will have solid experience in the rail industry, managing wayside installation design and routing cables along the track and within technical rooms. This position is based in Italy.
Accountabilities
- Identify contract requirements in terms of equipment and cableways installation design and monitor their compliance with the contract.
- Design, coordinate and verify the installation design of the main railway systems technologies (Signalling, Power Supply and Traction Power, Overhead Contact Line, Telecommunications, Automatic Fare Collection, Security/Surveillance, Public Address, etc.), ensuring its compliance with the contract, system requirements, and local regulations.
- Design, coordinate and verify the cableways layout and cable routes within technical rooms and along the track system, managing filling ratios, challenging existing pathways, and proposing new ones.
- Cooperate with BIM Manager and BIM Coordinator in the definition of all required information to define equipment BIM models, based on the target level of development identified in the BIM Execution Plan.
- Prepare, attend chair clash detection resolution meetings. Manage and seek resolution of clashes among Railway technologies.
- Ensure the application of quality procedures for document issuance at every stage of design.
- Identify critical issues in project development and propose mitigation actions.
- Represent the installation engineering team and support design choices with the client.
- Proficiently use BIM and CAD software for interface definition and management, as part of the project delivery strategy according to the Engineering Management Plan.
Competencies:
- Installation engineering principles
- Electrical and mechanical systems integration
- Reading and interpretation of techni