15 English-speaking jobs in La Rochelle

The Chief Operations (COO) works with the Chief of Development to execute projects, supervising train delivery (quality, time, and cost) and ensuring smooth entry into manufacturing. The COO develops the Project Industrial Management Plan, coordinates Supply Chain, Industrialization, Production, and Testing, and leads Transfer of Technology. The COO is responsible for Train Industrial Development (TID) Quality, Cost, and Planning (QCD) commitment, industrial planning, and risk management. The COO reports to the Site Tenders & Projects Director.

The Chief Operations Officer (COO) works with the Chief of Development to execute projects. The COO ensures the physical delivery of trains on time and within budget, coordinates with Supply Chain, Industrialization, Production, and Testing, and manages risks and opportunities. The COO is responsible for the Project Industrial Management Plan, Construction & Installation Management Plan, and Transfer of Technology.

Become an independent SoluCalc concessionaire in France. Manage brand rights, existing customer relationships, and undergo comprehensive training.

Become an independent distributor for SoluCalc, a Belgian manufacturer of eco-friendly water softeners. Manage a defined territory, acquire existing customers, and undergo comprehensive training.

Coordinates industrial control of Special Processes during tender, product development, and manufacturing. Contributes to technology and activity transfers and manages industrial risk through Process FMEA. Defines tooling requirements, qualifies product/process pairs, and supports supplier qualification. Ensures deployment and validation of new processes and manages technicians. Trains workers and support functions on Special Processes. Guarantees internal control and application of process rules in line with customer requirements. Investigates non-conformities and implements repair solutions. Demonstrates QCD and EHS improvement through action plans.

Coordinates industrial control of special processes during all phases of product lifecycle, from tender to manufacturing. Contributes to technology transfer and manages industrial risk through process FMEA.

Coordinates industrial control of Special Processes (SP) throughout the product lifecycle. Contributes to tender, design, and industrialization phases, ensuring compliance with industrial constraints and quality standards. Manages risk, defines tooling requirements, and qualifies products and processes. Trains workers and support functions on SP execution and business rules. Ensures continuous improvement and adherence to customer requirements. Requires an engineering degree and experience in industrial methods and SP execution.

Postdoctoral researcher to apply for a funding opportunity on Arctic physical-biogeochemical modeling. Focus on land–ocean connectivity at high spatial resolution on the Mackenzie shelf. PhD in ocean-biogeochemical modeling or related field required. Strong computational skills and publication record necessary.

Mechanical Subsystem Engineer will manage supplier development, provide technical input for project decisions, and define component specifications. Responsibilities include validating supplier documentation, managing change requests, and collaborating with engineering and quality teams. Requires a degree in engineering or a related field and experience with technical project management and supplier development.

Operability Engineer needed to ensure seamless operation of rolling stock throughout its lifecycle. Analyze operational needs, define requirements, and support development and verification of use cases.

Evaluate customer experiences at premium automotive showrooms. Provide feedback on service, ambiance, and interactions based on your understanding of luxury automotive environments.

Mechanical Subsystem Engineer will manage supplier development, provide technical input for project decisions, and promote catalog solutions. Responsibilities include defining technical specifications, validating supplier documentation, and collaborating with engineering and quality teams.

Systems Engineer for tramway systems design and development. Responsibilities include defining system architectures, coordinating subsystems, and managing supplier relationships. Requires an engineering degree, experience in the rail sector or a similar industry, and strong communication and problem-solving skills.

The Requirement Management Engineer will implement global requirements management processes for tenders, contracts, and projects. Responsibilities include supporting engineers in requirements development, ensuring data quality in the requirements management database, managing requirements changes, and contributing to the Requirements Management Engineers network.

Operability Engineer needed to ensure seamless operation of rolling stock throughout its lifecycle. Analyze operational needs, define operability requirements, and develop operational use cases. Collaborate with project teams, stakeholders, and homologation authorities.