My name is Rasmus Gundorff Saederup and I am a 26-year-old electrical engineer from Aalborg, in the cold north of Denmark. I graduated from Aalborg University in 2018 with a master's degree in signal processing.
Meet Sabrina, who takes part in the CERN "Volontaires Internationaux" (VI) trainee programme, as a Project Control Analyst in the Project Management Office of the High-Luminosity LHC project (HL-LHC project).
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Meet Ervin, former CERN Technical student who shared this story recently on Linkedin to share his experience of his time with our unique Organization. An inspiring story, an inspiring journey. One you could make too! Whether you're a student, a graduate or an experienced professional, we have opportunities across a wide variety of disciplines so that you too can take part. Apply now!
My name is Håvard Hålien and I’m 36 years old. I come from a mountain valley in Norway called Valdres. Most of my life I have been interested in mechanical stuff and loved fixing and repairing things. So it was natural that this should be my path in education as well. I worked many years for a company that produced various kinds of industrial tools and parts for auto and offshore/subsea industry, to mention a few.
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My name is Pauline EMERY, I am 35 years old and I come from Paris, France. I am a civil engineer and I have worked on construction projects in France and in several countries in Africa during the past 10 years. I was looking for new challenges in a place more connected with nature, so, when the CERN position appeared on Job-up I immediately applied.
The first time I came to CERN was during my university studies. I had studied economics and languages in the school in Italy, and everything about math and physics was mostly new to me. I loved it all.
I came with my class mates and I did not really know what CERN was. A lab. But which lab? And what do they do? Mystery.