Technical Studentship - Electrical / Electronics Engineering 2027-1 - European Organization for Nuclear Research (Geneva)
About this position
The summary below is published by European Organization for Nuclear Research on the official vacancy notice. Our own analysis — salary realism, comparable openings, career trajectory, language profile — follows further down the page.
- Full-time - Compensation: up to CHF 3,486 - monthly
What you'll do:
You’ll join an environment where learning and discovery go hand in hand. As a Technical Student, you’ll gain hands-on experience while supporting projects in electrical and electronics engineering. You’ll be part of a community where your curiosity and willingness to learn matter most.
Your responsibilities:
- Learn from and assist experienced engineers, technicians and scientists in your field of study. - Contribute to ongoing projects in areas such as installation, testing or maintenance of electrical and electronic systems. - Take part in day-to-day technical activities under close supervision. - Collaborate and exchange ideas within an international and multidisciplinary team.
Your profile:
- You are currently studying in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, or a related field. - You are required or encouraged by your university to complete a practical training period. - You are eager to develop your skills through on-the-job learning. - You enjoy teamwork and learning from others in a collaborative setting.
Your skills:
- A good understanding of electrical engineering or electronics fundamentals…
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Key responsibilities
According to the vacancy notice, the role centres on the following duties:
- Learn from and assist experienced engineers, technicians and scientists in your field of study
- Contribute to ongoing projects in areas such as installation, testing or maintenance of electrical and electronic systems
- Take part in day-to-day technical activities under close supervision
- Collaborate and exchange ideas within an international and multidisciplinary team
Are you eligible?
Check these requirements from the notice before investing time in an application:
- Education: Currently studying in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, or a related field; must have completed at least 18 months of studies (3 semesters) in the respective field at the time of selection
- Languages: English, French
- Key skills: Good understanding of electrical engineering or electronics fundamentals relevant to studies, Curiosity, precision and proactive attitude towards learning, Good communication skills, Ability to work effectively in a multicultural team
- Eligibility: National of a CERN Member State or Associate Member State; not a national of Pakistan, Lithuania, Latvia, Cyprus, or Croatia; must remain enrolled as a full-time student during studentship; PhD students or holders are not eligible
Contract and working arrangements
Contract duration: 4 to 12 months.
Working arrangements: Fully Onsite.
Hiring unit: CERN.
Position details
- Reference
- TSC-2027-1/EL
- Last Verified
- 7 August 2026
Position overview
This is the official EU Careers listing for Technical Studentship - Electrical / Electronics Engineering 2027-1 at CERN based in Geneva (Other). The vacancy reference is TSC-2027-1/EL. The role falls under the Science domain.
- Full-time - Compensation: up to CHF 3,486 - monthly
What you'll do:
You’ll join an environment where learning and discovery go hand in hand. As a Technical Student, you’ll gain hands-on experience while supporting projects in electrical and electronics engineering. You’ll be part of a community where your curiosity and willingness to learn matter most.
Your responsibilities:
- Learn from and assist experienced engineers, technicians and scientists in your field of study. - Contribute to ongoing projects in areas such as installation, testing or maintenance of electrical and electronic systems. - Take part in day-to-day technical activities under close supervision. - Collaborate and exchange ideas within an international and multidisciplinary team.
Your profile:
- You are currently studying in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, or a related field. - You are required or encouraged by your university to complete a practical training period. - You are eager to develop your skills through on-the-job learning. - You enjoy teamwork and learning from others in a collaborative setting.
Your skills:
- A good understanding of electrical engineering or electronics fundamentals relevant to your studies. - Curiosity, precision and a proactive attitude towards learning. - Good communication skills and ability to work effectively in a multicultural team.
Application Deadline: 16/10/26 at 23:59 (Geneva time)
Employment Conditions:
- Ideal Start Date: 01/04/27 - Weekly Working Hours: 40 - Contract duration (in months): 4 to 12 months - Job Flexibility: Fully Onsite
Global Benefits
- A monthly allowance of 3486 Swiss Francs (tax free). - 30 days of paid leave per year plus 2 weeks annual closure. - Coverage by CERN’s comprehensive Health Insurance scheme (the contribution will be automatically deducted from your allowance). - Family supplement to subsistence allowance, depending on your individual circumstances. - Travel expenses to Geneva upon joining CERN, depending on your individual circumstances.
Be sure to meet the eligibility criteria
- You are a national of aCERN Member State or Associate Member State.Currently, we cannot consider applications from Pakistani, Lithuanian, Latvian, Cypriot and Croatian nationals, as the ceiling defined under Article II.5 of the Associate Membership Agreement has been reached. - You have completed at least 18 months of your studies (3 semesters) in the respective field at the time of the selection. PhD students or holders are not eligible. - You have a good knowledge of English or French. - You remain enrolled as a full-time student during your studentship.
You will need these documents to complete your application
- Your CV (English or French) - Any document you consider relevant to your application - An academic reference letter (optional) - An academic transcript (optional)
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Application timeline
This vacancy was first listed on 7 August 2026, today.
No closing date is published in the source feed for this position. EU vacancies typically remain open for four to eight weeks; check the official vacancy notice for the cut-off date and time.
Last verified against the EU Careers feed on 7 August 2026.
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