Ad Maiorem is an independent technology consultancy company with 18 years of experience, which offers tailored solutions to develop engineering and innovation projects in the Aerospace, Defence, Railway, Industrial, Telecommunications and Oil & Gas sectors. We are an international company, with offices in Madrid, Milan, Amsterdam and Montevideo and operating in other European and Latin American countries. For a position of strategic importance, we are looking for a HVAC Engineer to join the team of one of the largest international engineering companies, with more than 60,000 employees, and dealing mainly with engineering, procurement and construction management activities. Specifically, the resource will be involved in several projects aimed at the design of large-scale HVAC systems in an industrial environment (logistics / data centre / chemical/pharmaceutical) and will report directly to the HVAC/Firefighting Function Manager. Main responsibilities: • Design heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. • Develop design criteria, balance airflow, and perform energy calculations. • Assist in calculating Utilities requirements for both generation and distribution systems, including Chilled, Hot, Glycol, Softened, and Potable Water, as well as Drainage and Sewage systems. • Create technical specifications, scope of work documents, bills of quantities, and other related materials for HVAC and Utilities services. • Develop A&FDs (Application and Functional Diagrams) and P&IDs (Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams) based on design requirements. • Monitor HVAC and Utilities contractors and provide engineering support during construction. • Provide technical guidance and support during installation, commissioning, and maintenance of HVAC systems. • Collaborate daily with other engineering disciplines and international consultants. • Regularly attend coordination meetings with clients and stakeholders, alongside the Lead HVAC Engineer. • Ensure all HVAC systems comply with relevant codes, standards, and regulations. Main requirements: • Master's degree in mechanical or industrial engineering. • Previous experience in HVAC design. • Experience with both domestic and international projects. • Familiarity with national and international technical standards and codes (e.g., ASHRAE, Energy, and Sustainability codes). • Willingness to undertake international assignments. • Proficiency in both English and Italian. The place of work will be in MILAN, Italy (Smart Working 2 days a week). If you are interested in receiving more information, please send us your updated CV to the following address: seleccion@admaiorem.com in the attention of Francesca Cavaciocchi, indicating “HVAC Engineer” in the subject, your phone number and the best time reach for a short and preliminary phone conversation. If you are not interested but you know someone who may be interested, do not hesitate to share this information. Thank you very much for your time and we appreciate the diffusion. Ad Maiorem. Why Ad Maiorem? We see technology as an opportunity to associate ourselves to new ideas. Creating a climate of confidence which enable us to recognise your skills and add value to the success of any technological project. We are looking for professionals committed to a sound training in values, who wish to join our culture of success. Our philosophy is summed up in a single phrase: “Your gate to the future”, which means opening a horizon of possibilities which contributes to your personal and professional growth, taking your skills to the next level. We work towards development and innovation, to train great professionals, build leaders, and foster creativity and participation. What do we offer you? At Ad Maiorem we rely on technological visibility and innovation to consolidate sustainable projects in an ever-changing environment. In this regard, we offer a career path with a wide horizon of opportunities for your professional growth, ideal to channel and manage your experience and knowledge. We’re waiting for you! The search is aimed at both sexes (Italian Law 903/77)