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EAG Empresarios Agrupados

EAG Empresarios Agrupados

EngineeringMadrid, Spain1000 employeeswww.empre.esMadridBarcelonaCantabria

EAG Empresarios Agrupados is a Spanish engineering firm specializing in the energy sector, particularly nuclear power, thermal plants, and renewable energy. With a workforce of around 1,000 employees, the company offers comprehensive engineering services, from plant design and project management to operation and maintenance support. EAG is heavily involved in Spain's nuclear fleet, including new-build, repair, and decommissioning projects, as well as industrial installations and EPC (engineering, procurement, and construction) projects.

EAG is headquartered in Madrid, Spain, and has offices in other Spanish cities like Barcelona and Valencia. The company is a Spanish firm deeply integrated into the national energy landscape, working closely with Spain's nuclear power plants and supporting the sector's evolution. For international professionals, EAG offers stable, long-term projects in a niche industry, with roles concentrated in nuclear engineering, structural analysis, instrumentation, and health, safety, and environmental fields. They value expertise in technical standards and Spanish language skills, particularly for roles involving on-site coordination.

Company History

EAG Empresarios Agrupados was founded in Spain as an engineering firm with a strong focus on the electricity sector, particularly nuclear energy. Over the years, it has expanded from basic and detailed design to full engineering services, project management, and technical assistance for power plants.

For International Professionals

  • Based in Madrid, Spain with national presence, offering roles in both urban and at power plant sites.
  • Strong focus on nuclear engineering, a highly regulated field with rigorous technical standards.
  • Offers positions crossing engineering disciplines—structural, electrical, instrumentation—and environmental and licensing.
  • Currently hiring for junior-level engineers and internships, which may facilitate entry into the energy sector.
  • Requires strong Spanish language skills for most roles, as they involve direct collaboration with Spanish infrastructure.

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