Job description
Créée en 2010, Symbio est une filiale des groupes Michelin et Faurecia, qui conçoit des Systèmes Hydrogène.
Nous recrutons Un Responsable Composant(s) électrique électronique H/F qui aura la responsabilité de mener à bien le développement et le suivi en production de l'ensemble d'un ou plusieurs composants ainsi que d'assurer l'interface avec l'équipe projet engineering, le service mécanique, le fournisseur, la production, les essais, les architectes et l'après-vente afin de définir le planning de développement et la définition technique du composant.
Activités détaillées
- La rédaction de la spécification technique (cahier des charge)
- Dans les cas de make ou Build to print : la réalisation du design
- Sécuriser la conformité aux règles métiers pour assurer un bon niveau QDCF
- Le suivi de projet lié à son composant (échanges RFI/RFQ avec le fournisseur, planification, suivi des actions, reporting projet etc...)
- L'évaluation technique des solutions proposées par les fournisseurs
- Challenger le fournisseur VS la spécification
- Release des pièces et des documents associés dans le système Symbio
- Intégration dans le système et industrialisation du produit
- Application des règles métier pour assurer un bon niveau QDCF (qualité, délai, coût, feature)
- Responsable des vérifications et validations de son composant
- Piloter et/ou réaliser les demandes d'évolutions techniques
- La réalisation manuelle ponctuelle
- Il est au quotidien en lien avec les équipes mécanique, industrialisation, après-vente, architecture et projet sur son périmètre
- Il est le contact clé sur son projet sur la ligne de production et participe aux premiers montages
- Participera activement à la vie de l'équipe et aux sujets d'amélioration continue
Profil recherché
Formation
- Niveau de diplôme : Ingénieur
- Domaine d'étude : Electronique
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About this role
About Symbio
Company Overview
Symbio, a joint venture equally owned by Forvia, Michelin, and Stellantis
HeadquartersSaint-Fons, France
Year Established2010
SizeApproximately 500 employees in France by 2025, operating as a mid-sized company (ETI) (source: lefigaro.fr)
What They Do
Symbio is a French company specializing in the design and industrialization of hydrogen-electric fuel cell systems, primarily for mobility applications. It develops and mass-produces the StackPack™ systems, which are pre-integrated and pre-validated solutions tailored for on-road and off-road mobility needs, as well as stationary applications (source: symbio.one). Symbio positions itself as a leading European player in the development and manufacturing of fuel cell technologies, focusing on industrialization, sustainability, and competitive performance according to power and range requirements (source: linkedin.com). The company primarily targets vehicle manufacturers and industrial users committed to zero-emission transition, offering IATF 16949 certified systems made in Europe with regional industrial support, complemented by a presence in North America (source: kompass.com).
Projects and Achievements
Symbio benefits from over 30 years of combined experience in fuel cell technology, with more than 6 million kilometers covered during testing and deployment phases (source: symbio.one). Its flagship project is the SymphonHy gigafactory, inaugurated in December 2023 in Saint-Fons, which is the largest integrated fuel cell production site in Europe. This facility houses the headquarters, a production plant, an innovation center, and the Symbio Hydrogen Academy dedicated to training (source: symbio.one). The plant’s planned annual capacity is 50,000 systems, covering a wide range of light vehicles, commercial vehicles, buses, and heavy trucks (source: wikipedia.org). Additionally, Symbio is expanding its industrial footprint with a facility in Temecula, California, to serve the North American market (source: linkedin.com).
Recent News
In December 2023, Symbio inaugurated the SymphonHy gigafactory in Saint-Fons, marking a major milestone in the industrial production of fuel cells in Europe (source: symbio.one). This opening highlighted the site’s role as a center of technological and industrial excellence, as well as the company’s headquarters (source: symbio.one). In 2024, Symbio’s communications continue to emphasize the large-scale development of hydrogen mobility and the growth of the Hydrogen Academy, reaffirming its commitment to training and industrialization (source: symbio.one).
Working at Symbio
Symbio offers opportunities in engineering, industrialization, manufacturing, innovation, and hydrogen technologies, with a strong focus on the integration and production of fuel cell systems (source: linkedin.com). The Saint-Fons site brings together headquarters functions, production, innovation, and training, notably through the Symbio Hydrogen Academy, which provides a structured environment for onboarding and developing employees’ technical skills (source: symbio.one). The sought-after profiles include expertise in fuel cell system integration for vehicles, quality, supply chain, product development, and commercial roles, reflecting a comprehensive organization centered on hydrogen mobility and clean energy solutions (source: linkedin.com).
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