Request
Airbus Netherlands B.V.
AI Technician
AI Technician
Info
Function
AI TechnicianLocation
LeidenHours per week
40 hours per weekDuration
01.06.2025 - 31.05.2026Application number
SRQ176615Segment
EngineeringClosing date
16.05.2025
09:00
Role description and task arrangements
AI Technician
(40 hours per week)
At Airbus Netherlands, we work at the frontiers of technology in one of the world's most challenging and rapidly changing industries: aerospace. Our products and services - including solar systems, launchers, instruments and optical communications - are among the best in the world. They enable missions of great importance to our daily lives on Earth, such as satellite navigation, communications, climate research and air quality monitoring.
In our state-of-the-art facilities, a team of more than 200 dedicated professionals works to design, develop, assemble, test and deliver space products and services. We do this by thinking creatively about solutions and working with like-minded business partners. Intensive cooperation in our international community is the key to success, also within the Airbus family of which we are proud to be a part
What you can expect from the position
Your main task is to assemble and integrate high-tech space products, such as solar arrays for space missions
You will do this on the basis of the work instructions and technical manuals, which you will follow meticulously.
If necessary, you will carry out verification and acceptance tests to check your work and the correct integration. For this you also make the documentation.
You think along in the development of solutions and put together test objects for this.
You develop and make the necessary integration tools
What do you bring along
Assembly experience with fine mechanical components / industry.
Preferably you have experience in clean rooms.
Affinity with the aerospace industry
Can work meticulously and follow procedures, which is very important in the aerospace industry.
A MBO+ education (preferably the LIS) (Leidse Instrumentmakers school (LIS) is an advantage
Masters the Dutch and English language in word and writing
You are willing to go on duty trips (varying from a few days to several weeks)
Further information
This is a temporary position until the end of May 2026
Start date is May 1, 2025
(40 hours per week)
At Airbus Netherlands, we work at the frontiers of technology in one of the world's most challenging and rapidly changing industries: aerospace. Our products and services - including solar systems, launchers, instruments and optical communications - are among the best in the world. They enable missions of great importance to our daily lives on Earth, such as satellite navigation, communications, climate research and air quality monitoring.
In our state-of-the-art facilities, a team of more than 200 dedicated professionals works to design, develop, assemble, test and deliver space products and services. We do this by thinking creatively about solutions and working with like-minded business partners. Intensive cooperation in our international community is the key to success, also within the Airbus family of which we are proud to be a part
What you can expect from the position
Your main task is to assemble and integrate high-tech space products, such as solar arrays for space missions
You will do this on the basis of the work instructions and technical manuals, which you will follow meticulously.
If necessary, you will carry out verification and acceptance tests to check your work and the correct integration. For this you also make the documentation.
You think along in the development of solutions and put together test objects for this.
You develop and make the necessary integration tools
What do you bring along
Assembly experience with fine mechanical components / industry.
Preferably you have experience in clean rooms.
Affinity with the aerospace industry
Can work meticulously and follow procedures, which is very important in the aerospace industry.
A MBO+ education (preferably the LIS) (Leidse Instrumentmakers school (LIS) is an advantage
Masters the Dutch and English language in word and writing
You are willing to go on duty trips (varying from a few days to several weeks)
Further information
This is a temporary position until the end of May 2026
Start date is May 1, 2025
Company data
Company data
Airbus Netherlands B.V.
Role description and task arrangements
AI Technician
(40 hours per week)
At Airbus Netherlands, we work at the frontiers of technology in one of the world's most challenging and rapidly changing industries: aerospace. Our products and services - including solar systems, launchers, instruments and optical communications - are among the best in the world. They enable missions of great importance to our daily lives on Earth, such as satellite navigation, communications, climate research and air quality monitoring.
In our state-of-the-art facilities, a team of more than 200 dedicated professionals works to design, develop, assemble, test and deliver space products and services. We do this by thinking creatively about solutions and working with like-minded business partners. Intensive cooperation in our international community is the key to success, also within the Airbus family of which we are proud to be a part
What you can expect from the position
Your main task is to assemble and integrate high-tech space products, such as solar arrays for space missions
You will do this on the basis of the work instructions and technical manuals, which you will follow meticulously.
If necessary, you will carry out verification and acceptance tests to check your work and the correct integration. For this you also make the documentation.
You think along in the development of solutions and put together test objects for this.
You develop and make the necessary integration tools
What do you bring along
Assembly experience with fine mechanical components / industry.
Preferably you have experience in clean rooms.
Affinity with the aerospace industry
Can work meticulously and follow procedures, which is very important in the aerospace industry.
A MBO+ education (preferably the LIS) (Leidse Instrumentmakers school (LIS) is an advantage
Masters the Dutch and English language in word and writing
You are willing to go on duty trips (varying from a few days to several weeks)
Further information
This is a temporary position until the end of May 2026
Start date is May 1, 2025
(40 hours per week)
At Airbus Netherlands, we work at the frontiers of technology in one of the world's most challenging and rapidly changing industries: aerospace. Our products and services - including solar systems, launchers, instruments and optical communications - are among the best in the world. They enable missions of great importance to our daily lives on Earth, such as satellite navigation, communications, climate research and air quality monitoring.
In our state-of-the-art facilities, a team of more than 200 dedicated professionals works to design, develop, assemble, test and deliver space products and services. We do this by thinking creatively about solutions and working with like-minded business partners. Intensive cooperation in our international community is the key to success, also within the Airbus family of which we are proud to be a part
What you can expect from the position
Your main task is to assemble and integrate high-tech space products, such as solar arrays for space missions
You will do this on the basis of the work instructions and technical manuals, which you will follow meticulously.
If necessary, you will carry out verification and acceptance tests to check your work and the correct integration. For this you also make the documentation.
You think along in the development of solutions and put together test objects for this.
You develop and make the necessary integration tools
What do you bring along
Assembly experience with fine mechanical components / industry.
Preferably you have experience in clean rooms.
Affinity with the aerospace industry
Can work meticulously and follow procedures, which is very important in the aerospace industry.
A MBO+ education (preferably the LIS) (Leidse Instrumentmakers school (LIS) is an advantage
Masters the Dutch and English language in word and writing
You are willing to go on duty trips (varying from a few days to several weeks)
Further information
This is a temporary position until the end of May 2026
Start date is May 1, 2025
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