Project Engineer - Audio Safety Schiphol

Role Summary

Consider

• public address systems
• evacuation systems
• live audio and alarm facilities
• network-driven audio infrastructures

Everything is live and linked, so that what you build and manage has a direct impact on safety and continuity at Schiphol.

Your role: making technology function in an environment that never stops.

As an Audio Safety Project Engineer, you ensure that audio and evacuation systems are logically structured, remain technically correct and function reliably — even while Schiphol is constantly changing.

You move between

• engineering
• configuration
• operation
• changes and optimizations

You ensure that technology and practice remain perfectly aligned.

Working at Schiphol means

• systems run 24/7
• changes happen as the operation continues
• multiple stakeholders are active at the same time
• safety is always a priority

This requires precision, technical insight and overview.

Here you do not work on “loose technology”. You work on integrated safety systems that directly impact thousands of travelers every day.

Because you

want to work on technology that really matters

gets energy from complex live environments

want to make an impact on safety and continuity

want to grow within a stable international organization

want to build systems that are relied on every day

This is not a role for “ticket clearing” people. This is a role for engineers who take responsibility for systems that should never fail.

Ready to build technology that must always be audible?

👉 Apply today and work #LikeABosch

• Dear International talent, we can't hire or train non-Dutch speakers (C2 level) for this position. Commanding the Dutch language is inherent to the job.

We appreciate your understanding and wish you the very best in your search. --

Responsibilities

What you do specifically

• From engineering to live operations
• Developing and managing audio and evacuation systems
• Configure and adjust systems in a live environment
• Implementing changes and extensions
• Analyzing and solving complex technical disruptions
• Check whether systems function logically and stably
• Support with software and release management
• Upgrading and implementing software applications
• Reporting trends, analyzes and technical findings
• Recording configurations and documentation
• Participate in standby services
• You ensure that systems not only work today — but also continue to function reliably in the future.
• The environment: live, critical and continuously in motion.

Requirements

• HBO working and thinking level
• Knowledge of ICT, system management and networks
• Affinity with audio, security or safety solutions
• Analytically strong and technically accurate
• Ability to work independently in complex environments
• Highly desired
• Experience with IP camera, intercom or audio systems
• Knowledge of Commend or similar platforms
• Experience with software and release management
• Experience within critical infrastructures or live environments
• You are someone who not only understands technology — but also makes it manageable.
• Why this role is different.
• You are not working on a system that “might be used someday”. You work on solutions that:
• reach thousands of people every day
• must continue to function during changes
• have a real-time impact on safety and operations
• are a visible part of the airport environment

What you design and configure simply has to work. Always.

Benefits

• What Bosch offers you
• Competitive salary
• 38 days of leave (25 holidays + 13 ADV)
• Strong pension scheme (PMT)
• Lease car, laptop and iPhone
• Training and career opportunities
• Working at a unique high-impact location: Schiphol
• Professional teams with a passion for technology and quality
• Why you want this

About the Company

Project Engineer – Audio Safety | Schiphol

Build audio solutions that everyone can trust.

Imagine an airport where tens of thousands of people depend on clear, reliable communications every day. Where public address and evacuation systems have a direct influence on safety, traffic flow and peace and quiet.

Within Bosch's Airports Business Line you work on Audio Safety systems that must always be available.

Why working at Bosch feels different

• Bosch is not an organization that focuses on short-term or shareholder value. Bosch is a stable foundation with a focus on:
• quality
• long-term cooperation
• continuous development of people and technology

That is why we do not see a first annual contract as a temporary construction, but as a careful start to a sustainable collaboration.

Here you don't just build systems. You build expertise, trust and future-proof safety.