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CECERN
Technical Studentship - General / Civil Engineering(m/w/x)
Meyrin
from CHF 3,486 / month
Full-timeWorking StudentOn-site
Nejo AI Summary
Assisting with design, analysis, and construction activities for large-scale scientific infrastructure. Practical training experience required by university. Monthly allowance of 3486 CHF, health insurance, and family supplement.
Requirements
- Currently studying General or Civil Engineering or related field
- Required or encouraged by university for practical training
- Eagerness for on-the-job skill development
- Enjoyment of teamwork and collaborative learning
- Good understanding of engineering fundamentals
- Curiosity, precision, and proactive learning attitude
- Good communication skills
- Ability to work effectively in multicultural team
- National of a CERN Member State or Associate Member State
- Completed at least 18 months of studies (3 semesters)
- Not a PhD student or holder
- Remain enrolled as full-time student during studentship
Tasks
- Learn from experienced engineers, technicians, and scientists
- Assist in ongoing projects
- Contribute to design, analysis, surveying, and construction activities
- Participate in daily technical tasks
- Collaborate with international, multidisciplinary teams
Education
- Compulsory education
Languages
- English – Advanced
- French – Advanced
Benefits
Additional Allowances
- Monthly allowance of 3486 Swiss Francs (tax free)
- Family supplement to subsistence allowance
- Travel expenses to Geneva upon joining
Healthcare & Fitness
- CERN’s comprehensive Health Insurance scheme
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CECERN
Technical Studentship - General / Civil Engineering(m/w/x)
Meyrin
from CHF 3,486 / month
Full-timeWorking StudentOn-site
Nejo AI Summary
Assisting with design, analysis, and construction activities for large-scale scientific infrastructure. Practical training experience required by university. Monthly allowance of 3486 CHF, health insurance, and family supplement.
Requirements
- Currently studying General or Civil Engineering or related field
- Required or encouraged by university for practical training
- Eagerness for on-the-job skill development
- Enjoyment of teamwork and collaborative learning
- Good understanding of engineering fundamentals
- Curiosity, precision, and proactive learning attitude
- Good communication skills
- Ability to work effectively in multicultural team
- National of a CERN Member State or Associate Member State
- Completed at least 18 months of studies (3 semesters)
- Not a PhD student or holder
- Remain enrolled as full-time student during studentship
Tasks
- Learn from experienced engineers, technicians, and scientists
- Assist in ongoing projects
- Contribute to design, analysis, surveying, and construction activities
- Participate in daily technical tasks
- Collaborate with international, multidisciplinary teams
Education
- Compulsory education
Languages
- English – Advanced
- French – Advanced
Benefits
Additional Allowances
- Monthly allowance of 3486 Swiss Francs (tax free)
- Family supplement to subsistence allowance
- Travel expenses to Geneva upon joining
Healthcare & Fitness
- CERN’s comprehensive Health Insurance scheme
Find the original job posting in its most current version here. Nejo automatically captured this job from the website of CERN and processed the information on Nejo with the help of AI for you. Despite careful analysis, some information may be incomplete or inaccurate. Please always verify all details in the original posting! Content and copyrights of the original posting belong to the advertising company.
About the Company
CERN
Industry
Research
Description
The company is the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, focusing on probing the fundamental structure of the universe through particle physics.