Logistics Support Analysis (LSA) Engineer M/F - ISD

ISDHaute-VienneEURESpublished 06/04/2026
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The service consists of performing relevant Logistics Support Analysis activities, particularly maintainability.

As part of the design and development work for new vehicles, or evolutions or improvements to vehicles in service, support requirements are taken into account from the very first works of the Design Office.

Your missions:

  • Translating LSA/maintainability requirements to the design professions (BE)
  • Participating in technical meetings, including Architecture reviews, to present constraints and envisaged/envisageable solutions and to defend the interests of the Customer Support Directorate
  • Performing maintainability analyses:
  • Using the digital mockup (CAO): Analyzing "maintainability" aspects and intervening in the development phase to guarantee vehicle maintainability based on set disassembly objectives.
  • Studying vehicle architecture reassemblies provided by the design office,
  • Performing LSA studies:
  • Updating the logistics tree
  • Identification and/or updating of preventive and corrective tasks
  • Documentation of tasks
  • Operating procedures
  • Changes
  • Tooling
  • Skills
  • Creation of SERD sheets to specify requirements for specific tooling
  • Performing LoRA studies and optimization of the maintenance concept
  • Preparation and population of the System BASL
  • Performing reporting to the LSA Pole Manager
  • Defining and managing the referencing of assemblies or spare parts kits.Required skills:
  • 3 to 5 years of required experience in ILS / LSA / Maintenance in the Defense sector
  • Mastery of Logistics Support Analysis

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  • Mastery of LSA / ILS professions and associated standards/specifications
  • Particularly the S3000L, S1000D, S2000M specifications
  • Ability to produce Reliability, Availability, Maintainability, and Safety (RAMS) work

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  • AMDEC, Reliability, Maintainability
  • Mastery of CATIA and fluent English
  • Knowledge of vehicle architecture (military if possible), general technical knowledge of the automotive industry (braking system, engine, chassis/suspension (SD, DA…), kinematic chain (transmissions) (imperative)