Technicien(ne) Assemblage et Fabrication (H/F)

present of AI; Paris; Hybrid; EUR 23,000 - 32,000; Full time

Job summary

HyLight is hiring for an entry-level Operations role in Paris to build airships through mechanical assembly, wiring, and soldering. You will fit electronics into the structure, perform basic electrical tests, and participate in ground and flight tests.

Candidates with a technical background in electronics, mechatronics, or mechanics and careful finishing habits are welcomed, including Bac Pro graduates. This is a hands-on hardware position in a growing zero-emission inspection platform.

Qualifications

• Strong background in electronics, mechatronics, or mechanics.
• Careful finishing habits and basic fault finding.
• Bac Pro graduates welcome.

Responsibilities

• Assemble airship hardware including wiring and fitting electronics.
• Perform basic electrical checks and fault isolation.
• Participate in ground and flight tests as part of the role.

Skills

Electronics

Mechatronics

Mechanical assembly

Soldering

Electrical testing

Education

Bac Pro in electronics or related

Job description

Operations · Paris, France · Full-time · Entry level

This is a hands-on workshop job building the airships: mechanical assembly, wiring, soldering and fitting electronics into the structure. A strong candidate has a technical background in electronics, mechatronics or mechanics, careful finishing habits, and the ability to run basic electrical checks and track down faults. Some time at ground and flight tests is part of the role, and Bac Pro graduates are explicitly welcome.

How it fits the AI era

The AI here works on the data the airships collect, so the assembly role sits on the hardware side that makes that data possible. AI does not solder a connector or fit an avionics bay, and a well-built, reliable aircraft is what gives the software good data to learn from. Careful physical work and honest testing stay human and matter more as the fleet grows.

How it builds AI experience

The role gives close exposure to a real product where autonomous flight and automatic defect detection come together, even though the daily work is hardware. Seeing how sensors, payloads and onboard electronics feed an inspection system is a practical way to understand AI in robotics. Someone could build on this by asking engineers how test results and flight data are used, and by tinkering with FPV drones or small embedded projects.

Worth showing

• Soldering and wiring samples
• Home drone or electronics builds
• 3D printing of simple parts
• Basic electrical testing
• Fault finding and troubleshooting

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About HyLight

Autonomous, hydrogen-powered airships for zero-emission aerial inspection of critical energy and transport grids.