Full-Time
Study Engineer
Matlab Modeling
Orange
10,001+ employees
Global telecommunications provider delivering mobile services
No salary listed
Chambéry, France
In Person
The position is in La Motte-Servolex.
Master's
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- A bac+5 engineering education is required.
- The candidate must have knowledge of automation, modeling, and industrial computing.
- At least 3 years of experience in a similar role is required.
- School-level English proficiency is sufficient.
- The candidate must demonstrate rigor, prioritization, adaptability, versatility, and teamwork.
- Knowledge of hydraulic safety and flows, the electricity market, and Agile methodology is expected or desired.
- Experience with Matlab/Simulink, Docker, Nexus, and GitLab CI is desired.
- Gather user and client needs through workshops and multi-stakeholder working groups.
- Ensure consistency of practices among the different control-room chiefs across the hydraulic remote-control fleet.
- Describe functionalities for the control-room chief tools.
- Validate and conduct acceptance testing for functional changes.
- Support users with changes and enhancements.
- Contribute to writing documentation, including user manuals and quick-reference sheets.
- Participate in the functional maintenance of the control-room toolset.
Orange is a global telecommunications company providing mobile, fixed-line, and internet services to millions of customers. Its products work by running cellular networks, fixed broadband, and digital services that let people make calls, send messages, browse the web, and use apps on smartphones and other devices; brands like Orange are used across services and regions to offer plans, data, roaming, and customer support. The company differentiates itself through its long history of growth via strategic acquisitions and a single, unified global brand, giving it a broad European and international footprint with integrated mobile, fixed-line, and digital offerings. Its goal is to connect people and businesses worldwide by delivering reliable communications and digital services while expanding its network reach and continuing to evolve in the telecom landscape.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Paris, France
Founded
1988
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Orange raised 2026 profit and cash-flow targets on July 27, driven by Africa.
- Bpifrance sold 2.5% on July 31, 2026, improving float and signaling state confidence.
- Orange, Bouygues, and Iliad signed a June 2026 memorandum to buy SFR.
What critics are saying
- French antitrust scrutiny started July 15, 2026; SFR consolidation can drag 18 months.
- Orange's AI chief left for Anthropic in June 2026, exposing execution gaps in software talent.
- If SFR fails, Orange stays boxed into low-growth Europe while debt-financed deals linger.
What makes Orange unique
- Orange controls MasOrange after June 8, 2026, strengthening Spain scale and cash generation.
- Orange commercialized Wi-Fi 7 on prpl stack across France, Poland, and more markets.
- Orange is building AI and cloud infrastructure through a France data-center joint venture.
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