Alexandre Lahousse

Alexandre Lahousse was born in 1976, the French nationality, is a military general engineer, graduated from the Paris comprehensive university of science and technology and the French national institute for the advanced aerospace.

His career started in Toulouse aviation test center, as a material and aircraft structure test, after becoming chief expert in the field of the body.

In 2005, he continued to serve aviation project, as the cooperation with eight NATO countries NH90 helicopter project architect and the French technology.

In 2008, he joined the French air force Cuers - Pierrefeu aviation industry factory, successively as a design office, deputy director of the director and deputy director of the factory/technology.

In 2014, he promoted NH90 helicopter program director, as the helicopter has contributed to the success of the first operational deployment.

In 2017, he joined the French military administration department (DGA) defense system architecture, as air mobility, monitoring and protection in the field of architects, responsible for the system to work in the future.In this position at the same time, he devised a new method of capacity, as part of the DGA transition, ensure cross ability can maintain a coherent design solutions.

In early 2020, he was appointed the arms of the general representative, as chief of staff.

Since January 1, 2022 the DGA industrial affairs and economic intelligence (S2IE), the director of the department.