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To supervise the installation and commissioning of smart meters;
Provide technical support in the field;
Check and inspect the equipment;
Identify and remedy technical malfunctions;
Take part in the various technical activities of the project.
Responsibilities
Install, configure and administer the servers;
Other information
Ensure the management of computer networks;
Ensure the proper functioning of the HES system;
Contribute to the maintenance of systems;
Ensure data management and IT support.
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Diploma or certification in electrical, electrotechnical or electronic engineering;
Experience
Experience in the field of electricity or electric meters is an asset;
2 years of experience;
Availability for field interventions.
Technical skills
Oversee the installation and commissioning of smart meters;
Provide technical support in the field;
Control and inspect equipment;
Diagnose and solve technical problems.
Required skills
General knowledge and skills
Serious, punctual and responsible;
Honesty and reliability;
Team spirit;
Good command of French;
Ability to work in an international environment;
Fluency in English is an asset.
Application file
Curriculum vitae (CV).
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