Is Technical Coordinator

A world leader in the field of in vitro diagnostics for over 55 years, bioMérieux provides diagnostic solutions which determine the source of disease and contamination to improve patient health and ensure consumer safety.

Our teams working across our digital transformation and information technology areas are literally changing healthcare through technology. Their various expertises are serving innovations for patients and business. Development of new solutions (hardware and software) as well as building qualitative data and insights contribute to the constant improvement of public health.

Come and join a family-owned global company with a long-term vision, and a human-centered culture.

We are looking for a Technical Coordinator who will work and grow within the Global Information System unit and will report to (Infrastructure Department) within a team of 15 co-workers.

**What will be your responsibilities within bioMérieux?**
- Ensure execution and delivery of infrastructure requirements according to the company strategy, managing: Scope, Timeline, Cost, Quality
- Participate to the project phases and the initiative to identify the cost, planning and infrastructures needs.
- Build technical proposal with architects and partners
- Ensure and follow the good delivery of the infrastructure for the projects
- Understand and challenge hardware and software requirements provided by the vendor
- Be the main point of contact between bioMérieux stakeholders and partners

**Who are you?**
- Postgraduate degree in Information Systems
- Experience of 1 year minimum in Infrastructure deliveries, and technical coordination
- Good professional English level, French language is a strong asset
- You have a good communication to all stakeholders
- You have experience or curiosity working in a multicultural context
- You know how to work autonomously, how to prioritize your activity and contribute to a community by sharing information or supporting your colleagues
- You are business and solution oriented as well as animated by technical curiosity