43 nice English-speaking jobs in Toulouse

& commissioning for either Inverter or BESS is mandatory.Datacenter UPS/EV charger experiences are nice ... to have.Related Electrical certification are nice to ha ve.Our offerPermanent ContractCompetitive salary

Ability to lift 25 kg+ equipment Flexible availability including weekends/holidays for urgent requests Nice

NICE TO HAVE • EBIOS RM, Egerie, Cyberwatch. • SOC engineering, Sigma rules, SIEM, NIDS. • Grafana dashboards

Nice to have A perfectionist approach to syntax and legal terminology. What's great in the job?

explain technical issues to non-technical staff.Proficiency in English (technical and conversational).Nice

relationship-building skills.Resilience and self-motivation.Proficiency with Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS).Nice

budgets.Meticulous attention to detail and strict adherence to deadlines.Fluency in English (C1/C2).Nice

detail and grammar.Ability to adapt tone for different audiences (policymakers vs. general public).Nice

Nice to have Drone pilot license (UAV certification) for aerial surveys.

Nice to have Experience working in a Helpdesk or Customer Support role.

Canva Pro.Ability to work efficiently under tight deadlines.Fluency in English (written and spoken).Nice

and ED-153 Knowledge of DO-330 is a plus Good written and spoken English (intermediate to advanced) Nice

responsiveness and organizational abilities Knowledge of recruitment best practices and sourcing techniques is nice

experience in app design, with a keen eye for craft, motion, and the details that make an app feel native NICE

Nice to have Experience in a non-profitorganization.

an active role in enhancing the employee experience and HR structureThe working environment:A set of nice

Fluent English is mandatory Nice to Have Exposure to private cloud or Azure environments.

Nice to Have Experience working in IT, services, or operational environments.

Nice to Haves Certifications (e.g., CISSP, CISM, CISA) Benefits Equity, we want you to have an active

reliability requirements End‑to‑end thinking: understanding how individual modules affect the whole system Nice