Job | ILS Engineer | Defense

Kinderdijk, Nederland

Job description

Role: ILS Engineer for Defense projects
Workplace: South Holland, Netherlands
Start: January 2027
Contract: freelance assignment or permanent contract

What can we offer you as an ILS Engineer for Defense projects?

€ salary that reflects your experience, knowledge and responsibilities.
Moving to the Netherlands? We'll support you throughout your relocation, including housing assistance, registration procedures and, where applicable, your 30% ruling application (tax benefit for expats).
An attractive STIPP Plus pension scheme with a total contribution of 23.4%. You contribute 7.5%, while we cover the remaining 15.9%.
8% holiday allowance, paid annually in May.
40 vacation days per year.

Fortunately, we can count on you for the following:You carry out Logistic Support Analysis (LSA), including FMECA, LORA, RCM, MTA and LCC.

You review supplier documentation and Recommended Spare Parts Lists (RSPL).
You develop and assess preventive and corrective maintenance plans and schedules.
You determine and develop spare parts lists in collaboration with Engineering, Procurement and project teams.
You set up and manage configurations of maritime installations.
You manage data in the Logistics Support Analysis Record (LSAR).
You develop ILS plans and contribute to tender processes.
You promote and further develop the ILS philosophy within Royal IHC.
You contribute to the implementation of S-Series ILS specifications within projects.

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Do you have what it takes to be an ILS Engineer?

A professional education (HBO) or university (WO) degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Industrial, Reliability or Naval Engineering
At least 3 years’ experience with ILS/LSA
Familiarity with LSA tools (OmegaPS, ReliaSoft RAM or Eagle ELT)

Interested in working on challenging maritime and defence projects? Get in touch.

Apply now: nell.demayer@multi.engineering

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