Service Technician (Simulation Systems)

TL;DR

Service Technician (Simulation Systems): Maintenance and technical support of laser-based training and simulation equipment for the French Armed Forces with an accent on hardware repair, software configuration, and operational excellence. Focus on ensuring system reliability across multiple sites, performing complex corrective maintenance, and providing expert technical guidance to military customers.

Location: Onsite in Mailly-le-Camp, France; requires travel to Sissonne and other sites across France

Company

A global defense and security company that develops and manufactures state-of-the-art training and simulation systems for military users.

What you will do

• Provide technical support for anti-tank weapon simulation systems at Mailly-le-Camp, Sissonne, and various other sites in France.
• Perform repair and maintenance on mechanical, electronic, and optical equipment.
• Configure hardware and software to ensure the best possible training experience for the customer.
• Conduct scheduled tests, preventative maintenance, and corrective repairs according to control instructions.
• Instruct and educate military personnel on the operation of simulation equipment.
• Manage safety stock levels for assigned products and conduct fault reporting via internal systems.

Requirements

• Must be able to access French military facilities and successfully undergo a security clearance process.
• Experience working in a military training environment and understanding of French military doctrine and TTPs.
• Strong technical skills in the repair of electronic, mechanical, and optical equipment.
• Proficient IT skills for loading, configuring software, and troubleshooting systems.
• Fluency in English is required.
• Valid driving license and willingness to travel domestically and internationally without restriction.

Culture & Benefits

• Comprehensive training to become a subject matter expert on hirify.global's laser simulation systems.
• Opportunity to contribute to the security of society and the training of the French Armed Forces.
• Work in a global environment with colleagues from multiple countries.
• Dynamic role involving diverse site visits and field operations.