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My client is seeking a strong Mechanical Engineer to support the design and development of mechanical systems and equipment for specialized chemical and powder-handling plants. This role is ideal for someone with experience in complex mechanical design, equipment integration, and supplier collaboration, as the company does not manufacture internally but works closely with a global network of external suppliers and partners. Location: Udine, Italy Job Type: Permanent Industry: Chemical Manufacturing Key Responsibilities: Design and develop mechanical components, systems, and layouts for customized process equipment, including reactors, conveyors, dosing systems, and powder-handling machinery. Collaborate with external suppliers for component manufacturing, equipment fabrication, and assembly coordination. Prepare and review technical drawings, BOMs, and specifications for mechanical systems and subassemblies. Participate in plant layout development, equipment selection, and packaging of complex mechanical systems. Ensure designs comply with relevant safety regulations, industry standards, and client-specific requirements. Conduct technical evaluations of supplier proposals and support procurement with engineering input. Support site installation and commissioning, including remote troubleshooting and supplier liaison. Contribute to design reviews, risk assessments, and engineering documentation processes. Requirements: Bachelor's or Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline. Experience in mechanical design for process equipment, chemical plants, or industrial machinery. Strong proficiency in CAD software (e.g. AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Inventor) and mechanical calculation tools. Understanding of material selection, pressure systems, and mechanical integration in industrial settings. Experience working with or managing external suppliers, fabricators, or OEMs. Familiarity with design standards (e.g. ASME, PED, ATEX) and safety-critical environments. Strong communication and cross-functional collaboration skills. Looking forward to discussing this further