English speaking vacancies in Holland: Vacancy in the Netherlands: Lead Egineer Optical

Friday, 9 March 2012

Vacancy in the Netherlands: Lead Egineer Optical

Dutch Space

Leiden

For our office in Leiden we are looking for a

Lead Engineer Optical

Functie-inhoud vacature Lead Engineer Optical
Je wordt Lead Engineer Optical binnen onze engineering afdeling. Als Lead Engineer werk je in een multidisciplinair team dat instrumenten voor aardobservatie satellieten ontwikkelt, bouwt en test. Je draagt zorg voor de selectie en toepassing van technologieën, je ontwikkelt (concept-)ontwerpen voor het (deel-)systeem en levert een bijdrage aan de totstandkoming van het technische deel van een proposal voor instrumentsystemen. Je bent in staat om externe eisen en het werk van onze samenwerkingspartners als TNO te beoordelen en stelt het design & developmentplan op. Je levert een bijdrage aan het technische deel van de projectreviews. Ook heb je een actieve rol in het doen van voorstellen voor de verdere ontwikkeling van het vakgebied. In projecten vervul je de rol van werkpakketmanager en stuur je tot tien medewerkers operationeel aan.

Job description
You will become the Lead Engineer Optical within our Engineering Department. As the Lead Engineer you will work in a multidisciplinary team that develops, builds and tests instruments for Earth observation satellites. You will be responsible for the selection and application of technologies, you will develop draft and final designs for subsystems and full systems and you will make a contribution to realising the technical part of a proposal for instrumentation systems. You are able to assess the external requirements and work of our collaborative partners such as TNO and you will draw up the design & development plan. You will contribute to the technical part of the project reviews. You will also play an active role in making proposals for the further development of the discipline. Within projects you will assume the role of work package manager and you will manage the operational activities of ten employees.

Functie-eisen

Dutch Space vraagt
Je hebt een afgeronde, relevante universitaire opleiding. Daarnaast heb je aantoonbare kennis en vijf tot tien jaar ervaring met het ontwerpen van optische systemen of astronomische instrumenten. Je hebt een proactieve, probleemoplossende en resultaatgerichte instelling en bent in staat om richting en sturing te geven aan een groep vakspecialisten. Je weet complexe klantwensen te vertalen naar concrete plannen en toont daarbij inzicht in de belangen en krachtenvelden binnen en buiten de organisatie. Je beheerst de Engelse taal in woord en geschrift en beschikt over uitstekende communicatieve en presentatievaardigheden.

Job requirements
You hold a relevant university degree. You also have demonstrable knowledge and 5 to 10 years of experience with the design of optical systems or astronomical instruments. You have a proactive, problem-solving and result-focused attitude and you are capable of providing direction and guidance to a group of subject specialists. You know how to translate complex client wishes into concrete plans and in so doing demonstrate insight into the interests and spheres of influence within and outside of the organisation. You have excellent spoken and written English and superb communication and presentation skills.

Arbeidsvoorwaarden

Dutch Space biedt
- Goed salaris en uitstekende arbeidsvoorwaarden
- Uitdagende, dynamische en internationale werkomgeving
- Volop mogelijkheden voor persoonlijke ontplooiing
- Vast dienstverband (start met jaarcontract)
- Variabele werktijden
- Goede pensioenvoorziening

We offer
- A good salary and superb employment conditions
- A challenging, dynamic and international working environment
- Plenty of opportunities for personal development
- Permanent contract (starting with a one-year contract)
- Variable working hours
- Good pension scheme

Contactinformatie
Voor vragen over de functie-inhoud kun je contact opnemen met Mathijs Heuts, Teamleader Engineering, telefonisch te bereiken op 071-5245781. Over de status van de procedure kun je bellen met Danielle Urlings, HR Consultant, te bereiken op 071-5245048.

Contact information
Please direct any questions about the job description to Mathijs Heuts, Team Leader Engineering (tel. +31 71 524 5781). For questions about the status of the procedure please contact Danielle Urlings, HR Consultant (+31 71 524 5048).

Aanvullende informatie

Solliciteren
Please direct any questions about the job description to Mathijs Heuts, Team Leader Engineering (tel. +31 71 524 5781). For questions about the status of the procedure please contact Danielle Urlings, HR Consultant (+31 71 524 5048).

Solliciteren
Je sollicitatiebrief en een uitgebreid CV kun je tot 2 april 2012 sturen naar onderstaand adres of versturen via onze sollicitatiepagina

Applications
You can submit your job application letter and a detailed CV until 2nd April 2012 by post to the address below or by e-mail to jobs@dutchspace.nl.

Danielle Urlings
Human Resources Department
Dutch Space BV
PO Box 32070
2303 DB Leiden

Foudn here: http://www.leidschdagblad.nl/vacaturekrant/

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