Electrical Engineer
Pubblicato il 16-10-2026 - Altro in Cascina Cusago di Sotto
Thermon is a diversified technology company and a global leader in industrial process heating, temperature maintenance, environmental monitoring and temporary power distribution solutions. We deliver engineered solutions that enhance operational awareness, safety, reliability and efficiency to deliver the lowest total cost of ownership.
Thermon offers over 250 products, software and services across multiple brands, providing a range of offerings from boilers, transportation heaters, and liquid load banks to tubing bundles and heat trace. We are the silent guardians of critical infrastructure. From the relentless demands of chemical plants and the intricate networks of rail and transit to the vital pulse of power generation, we innovate solutions that ensure optimal operation, protect critical assets, and maximize efficiency.
We care deeply about the success of our customers, the well-being of our people, and the reliability of every product we design. This drives our unwavering commitment to safety and integrity in everything we do. Through collaboration,
we unite a rich legacy of expertise with a trusted global team, partnering side‐by‐side with our customers. We transfer the warmth needed to make life work.
Late 2024, we expanded our capabilities by acquiring F.A.T.I., a renowned company in Italy specializing in process heaters. This acquisition allows us to enhance our range of electric heaters used in various industries around the world.
Overview
The Engineer is primarily responsible for the detailed design and engineering of industrial electric panel design and electrical solutions in relation to control and functioning of the Electrical Heat Exchangers. This includes the development of custom solutions for a variety of industrial applications, field support and ensuring compliance with international standards.
Key Responsibilities And Accountabilities Include
Review of engineering orders for electric systems, assessing time requirements, technical complexity,