Industrial Architect - Nuclear Department
About the job
- An Engineer or equivalent Bac+5 qualification with specialization in industrial engineering, mechanical engineering, civil engineering, or technical architecture.
- Proficiency with computer-aided design and drafting software such as AutoCAD, Revit, SolidWorks, or Navisworks, or equivalent tools.
- Good understanding of complex industrial systems and technical interfaces.
- Knowledge of design phases and technical standards and regulatory frameworks.
- Ability to work in a building information modeling environment and with digital models.
- Knowledge of occupational health, safety, and environmental principles and applicable regulations and standards.
- Strong scientific and technical foundation.
- Global perspective on industrial projects.
- Understanding of safety, quality, and operability considerations.
- Strong analytical and synthesis skills.
- Rigor and organizational skills.
- Ability to communicate with varied stakeholders.
- Proactivity and ability to make proposals.
- Experience in engineering or industrial design, generally from 3 to 10 years depending on the position.
- Define industrial architecture principles, including layout, flows, and technical interfaces.
- Perform preliminary, basic, and detailed design studies while incorporating technical, regulatory, and operational constraints.
- Design and model facilities using computer-aided design and drafting software and building information modeling.
- Ensure multidisciplinary technical coordination across process engineering, civil engineering, electrical engineering, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, and related disciplines.
- Participate in optimizing solutions for cost, performance, and operability.
- Contribute to drafting technical deliverables, including design notes, technical dossiers, and schematics.
- Participate in discussions with clients and partners and incorporate their requirements.
- Work on multiple nuclear projects in parallel with integrated design teams led by project managers and in close relationship with clients.
- Participate in client meetings and, when needed, work on site.
- Experience on complex projects in heavy industry, nuclear, or infrastructure is desirable.
About the company
Ingérop is an independent engineering and consulting firm with about 1,900 employees, offering services in Infrastructure, Town & Transportation, Water & Environment, and Energy & Industrial facilities for public and private clients worldwide (70 countries). Its work includes studies, design, project management, and contracting through its subsidiaries Arcora, Cicad, Géos, Rendel, Rauscher Gruppe, and Ingérop Contracting. Unlike many competitors, it remains independently owned and leverages a global network to focus on sustainability in mobility, energy transition, and living environments. Its goal is to help clients invest in and implement infrastructure and environmental projects through technical expertise and international execution capacity to advance sustainable development.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Rueil-Malmaison, France
Founded
1992
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- 2025 revenue rose 11% to €507 million, proving demand remains strong.
- Headcount reached 3,700 by March 2026, supporting expansion without obvious hiring collapse.
- Acquisitions in Switzerland, Germany, and Spain deepen local market access and technical breadth.
What critics are saying
- Integration risk rises after Pierre Chuard, BFA Berlin, and Evectra acquisitions in 2024-2026.
- Operating income sits near 5%, leaving little cushion if project delays hit 2026.
- Global consulting giants can outspend Ingérop on talent, digital tools, and bidding reach.
What makes Ingérop unique
- Privately owned since 1962, Ingérop stays independent while scaling to €507 million revenue.
- 2026 backlog reached €777 million, giving 17 months of visible work.
- Germany, the UK, South Africa, Australia, and Spain anchor a diversified international platform.
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