International Installation & Deployment Engineer F/H

With the growth of our international projects, we are strengthening the team responsible for installing our high-technology systems worldwide.

Your role will be essential: you will make it possible to deploy complex technological systems on international sites that are often sensitive and strategic.

You will work on cutting-edge equipment combining optics, mechanics, electronics, and robotics, at the heart of concrete projects where every installation matters.

You will manage the full installation of our systems, from on-site activities to reporting, with direct involvement in continuous improvement and maintenance operations.

Mission Preparation

• Take over during the FAT at the factory.
• Conduct Site Surveys / Infrastructure Surveys.
• Train on the technical specificities of the systems.
• Challenge system maturity (Production, V&V, Technical) and suggest constructive improvements.
• Occasionally contribute to the integration of OGS systems and custom projects.

Deployment on Customer Sites

• Present the solution and support the customer, representing Cailabs on site.Train the end users.
• Manage logistics for the equipment (disassembly, packaging, transport, reception).
• Physically install the systems (mechanical, electronic, cabling).
• Perform tests and provide troubleshooting.
• Carry out the SAT and validate final acceptance on site.

Reporting & Knowledge Sharing

• Write intervention reports and appropriate documentation, especially for custom projects.
• Actively contribute to feedback and continuous improvement initiatives.
• Collaborate with internal teams: V&V, Production, Logistics, Purchasing, Quality, Technical, Methods.
• Travel Requirements

International trips of 3 to 6 weeks, estimated between 1 and 5 times per year.

Positions Available (3 openings)

• 1 International Installation Engineer
• 1 International Installation Engineer (US passport required)
• 1 International Installation & Maintenance Engineer

For corrective maintenance missions: more frequent and less scheduled trips.