Team name: Structures Location: Milan
Pubblicato il 08-10-2026 - Bryden Wood in Pavia
At Bryden Wood, we are on a mission to accelerate decarbonisation, deploy new technologies, and integrate design and delivery for critical infrastructure. We are inventive thinkers, designers, engineers, and technical experts who combine creativity with deep expertise. By integrating innovation and experience, we tackle complex challenges with the goal of shaping a better world for everyone.
We are seeking a Structural Engineer or an Architect with a master’s degree in Structural Engineering to join our team in Milan to support a series of new projects, including:
- Numerous major Data Centre projects and campus master planning throughout Europe and the US.
- DfMA (Design for Manufacturing Assembly) developments and studies.
- Distribution centres across the UK and Europe.
- Pharma, Process and laboratory facilities across the UK and Europe.
- Some critical infrastructure major projects such as Rail Stations or Airports.
Our projects span a broad range of sectors and stages, all following Bryden Wood’s company ethos.
About the Role:
This is an opportunity for an ambitious and highly capable Structural Engineer with 2–5 years of experience to join our multidisciplinary team. We require a very sound technical background in design principles for steel and concrete structures as well as foundations and retaining systems.
The role includes the production of structural designs, calculations, interdisciplinary coordination, BIM models and graphic deliverables checks, as well as providing on-site technical assistance to contractors.
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering (Structural / Civil), Architecture, Building Engineering, or country-origin equivalent.
- Minimum 1 year of experience designing steel and concrete structures as well as foundations and earth retention structures.
- Excellent communication skills in Italian and English, both written and verbal.
- Knowledge of FEM software such as ROBOT, ETABS, or SAP 2000.
- Knowledge of Italian structural regul