Field Service Engineer - Airports Security & Audio Systems (Schiphol)

Must-haves

• MBO+ Electrical Engineering
• Certifications within BMI/OAI/Borg
• Basic knowledge of IT and network-driven systems
• Experience with service, maintenance, and fault analysis
• Independent and solution-oriented working attitude
• Good communication skills

Highly desirable

• MBV/TBV diploma
• NEN3140 and VCA
• Experience with CCTV, audio, or security systems
• Affinity with IP networks and integrated systems
• Ability to read and interpret technical English and German

• Market-conform salary appropriate to your experience
• 38 days of leave (25 vacation + 13 ADV)
• Strong pension scheme (PMT)
• Annual contract with intention for long-term collaboration
• Lease car, laptop, and iPhone
• Flexible working hours and hybrid possibilities
• Modern work locations in Nieuwegein and Berkel & Rodenrijs
• Plenty of room for training, certification, and career growth
• Professional, engaged, and technically strong teams
• An organization where quality, collaboration, and craftsmanship are central

Field Service Engineer – Airports Security & Audio Systems | Schiphol

Work on systems that keep Schiphol safe, audible, and operational. 

Imagine: you are working in the middle of the operations of one of the most complex and critical locations in the Netherlands.

An environment where:

• public address and evacuation systems must always be available
• cameras and radar must function in real time
• access control and perimeter detection are continuously active
• control rooms depend on stable systems and correct information

Within the Airports Business Line at Bosch, you ensure that these integrated security systems continue to do what they must do — always.

Your role: ensuring critical systems continue to function.

As an Airports Field Service Engineer, you work in a live airport environment where systems can never simply be switched off.

You don't work on installations in an empty building. You work on systems that:

• are used by thousands of people daily
• must function during emergencies
• contribute directly to safety and continuity
• are part of airport operations in real time

What you resolve, prevents disruption. What you test, must function reliably immediately. What you maintain, must always remain available.

• installations function correctly
• faults are resolved quickly and structurally
• changes are carried out safely
• systems remain reliable under all circumstances

You are the one who brings calm when technology becomes critical.

This is no standard service role. You work at the intersection of:

• safety
• security
• IT
• operations
• real-time continuity

What you concretely do

From commissioning to complex disruptions

• Commissioning security and audio systems
• Performing preventive and corrective maintenance
• Resolving complex faults and incidents
• Testing and validating system functionality
• Ensuring systems function according to specifications
• Preparing handover and service reports
• Performing software updates and system changes
• Implementing small expansions and technical modifications
• Guiding colleagues, suppliers, and third parties
• Registering activities and technical documentation
• Working according to ARBO, VCA, and airport security procedures

You ensure that systems are not just "on," but actually do what they must do when it matters most.

The environment: live, complex, and never the same. 

Working at Schiphol means:

• systems run continuously
• work takes place while the airport remains fully operational
• technology, safety, and operations constantly converge
• disruptions can have a direct impact

This requires precision, overview, and stress resistance. You work in an environment where:

• there is no room for downtime
• changes must be carried out carefully
• safety always has priority
• technology must continue to function reliably in real time

• Audio Safety (PA/VA and evacuation systems)
• CCTV and video analytics
• radar and perimeter detection
• access and alarm systems
• control room applications and operating environments

Everything runs 24/7 and is interconnected, meaning that what you maintain and resolve has a direct impact on safety, continuity, and airport operations.

• You remain calm under pressure
• You think ahead
• You work accurately and in a structured manner
• You take ownership
• You prevent problems before they escalate

You are someone that customers and colleagues trust when systems become critical.

Because you:

• want to work on technology that truly matters
• gets energy from complex live environments
• wants to make an impact on safety and continuity
• wants to combine responsibility with freedom
• wants to grow within a stable international organization

This is not a job for people seeking routine. This is a role for professionals who take pride in systems that must always continue to function.

Ready to keep Schiphol operationally safe?

• work on high-impact security and audio systems?
• be part of a technically strong team?
• build systems that the Netherlands relies on every day?