DGA/DIE/ST/IP - ETR - Maîtrise des risques pour l'Homme

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direction generale de larmement dgaDenver (CO)

Human Factors Engineers and Ergonomists National Security

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Technical Expert Reference For Risk Mastery Of Human (RMH)The Technical Expert Reference for Risk Mastery of Human (RMH) participates in the mastery of the design of a system that responds to the needs of the forces in terms of the physiological characteristics and limits of users to ensure the safety of individuals. This function is exercised in various environments. Technical involvement covers the quality of technical advice and the respect of deadlines to enable the technical authority of the poles to provide advice. In interaction with the national, European, and international industrial fabric, the users of the forces, and the health service of the armies, you also participate in the animation of the RMH network by ensuring the existence of global and specific framework agreements to work in partnership within the MINARM. You contribute to the orientations of the Saint-Louis Institute on the noise issues of the French army by participating in the annual sessions of the consultative research committee. The mission also concerns the production of expertise on weapon systems in contracts by defining the detailed design, ensuring the development follow-up, qualification, and possibly the technical mastery of systems and materials. You will be asked to produce 2 to 3 technical opinions towards the technical authority within the year. The portfolio of affairs is multi-environment and the position is in interface with the project teams of the DGA.Profile Sought Holder of a generalist engineering degree, a master's or university doctorate in the field of acoustics or human physiology, you have certain experience in the field of taking into account conventional risks on humans in the military environment, know how to pilot teams of experts and take part in the scientific and technical orientations of the fields you master. Good relationship skills, curiosity, and the ability to work in a team with multiple actors are assets to succeed in the position. Application Elements Documents To Submit To apply for this offer, the submission of the CV is mandatory Contact Personselisabeth.le-chevert@intradef.gouv.frnelly.chouvy@intradef.gouv.fr

Additional Information: By joining the Ministry of Armies, you access numerous benefits: - On-site catering with employer contribution, places in crèches, concierge service; complementary social security; - Work schedule: 8h 45 – 17h 30 (16h 30 on Friday) - days off: 25 - RTT: 18. – possibilities of teleworking 6 days per month (max 2 per week); - Training offers throughout the professional journey, thanks to two training centers and an online platform; - Social, cultural, leisure, and tourism benefits: visit www.igesa.fr; - Possibility of access to the housing park of the Ministry. Special Conditions Of Exercise Position in decentralized service under the CMG Arcueil. Possibility of 2 floating days per week with a maximum of 6 days per month - under conditions (autonomy on the position and agreement of the SHD). Regular trips: in the technical centers of the DGA, with industrialists, armed forces at IRBA in metropolitan France, at the Saint-Louis Institute, in Europe or abroad for NATO and AED groups. Necessary accreditation.

Status Of The Position: Vacant as of 01/09/2026 Reference Profession System Architect Of Force, Weapon Or Equipment

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