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Nasar Fazil tells us about his career at SPIE.
I first started at SPIE as a trainee in 2008. Then, with my electrical technician’s certificate firmly in hand, I was hired as an installer at the Croissy-sur-Seine site in 2010.
After that, I worked my way up to team leader, team manager, site manager and finally business officer in 2020. Today, my job covers a wide range of responsibilities, from tender bids to project work and customer relations. I’ve been part of some great projects, including the headquarters of a French listed company, which led to other One SPIE assignments with SPIE Facilities. I owe a lot of my career growth to my first manager at SPIE. She was such a pleasure to work with and, when she saw that you were giving it your all, she helped you move up. I do the same with my teams today. I was also lucky enough to be able to improve my legal knowledge and management skills through various training courses. I still learn new things every day from my manager, who gives me the benefit of his experience
Following my presentation to the management committee last summer, I was promoted to manager and have been holding the position of Business Manager within the Proximity Electricity teams at the Pleyel site since July 1, 2023. In the future, the next step would logically be to advance to a position as Business Director.
“ SPIE gives you a chance, whether you have qualifications or not.”

I have a lot of colleagues who started here with no qualifications and moved up. And personally, when I hire technicians on work-study programmes, my goal is to offer them a permanent position at the end and help advance their careers. SPIE provides a range of benefits too, such as employee shareholding. But most importantly, you get to work on big-name projects that you don’t see anywhere else.

Supporting Territories and Valuing Talents - Interview with Nasar Fazil
Nasar Fazil shares his journey within SPIE, having joined the company in 2008 as an intern. Over the years, he has successfully climbed the ranks to achieve his current status as a Business Manager.