Our client is seeking a highly skilled Electronics Technician to join their team, specializing in military electronic systems. In this role, you will work on troubleshooting and repairing advanced communication and radio systems, primarily used in the Dutch Army. You will handle hardware modifications, software updates and root cause analysis. This role requires close collaboration with the technical team both locally and with an international engineering team for support.

Location: Utrecht, Netherlands

Requirements:

• Practical Engineer or Technician in Electronics.
• Minimum 3 years of experience in repairing military electronic systems (radios, communication systems).
• Proficiency in using computerized and advanced test equipment.
• Prior service in the Dutch Army in a technical field is highly desirable.
• Excellent teamwork and leadership capabilities.
• Strong knowledge of MS Office tools (Word, Excel, Power Point).
• Fluent in Dutch and English.
• Ability to present technical topics to customers.

Benefits:
Benefits:

• Salary: 3000-4000 Euros per month
• A dynamic and independent role with support from an international team
• Professional growth opportunities in a cutting-edge technical field

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