Meet Maeva, fellow in CERN's Radiation Protection group.
I made some amazing friendship and it makes work even more satisfying and effortless.
Hi Maeva, tell us a little about yourself and what brought you to CERN.
I made some amazing friendship and it makes work even more satisfying and effortless.
Hi Maeva, tell us a little about yourself and what brought you to CERN.
Hi Kamran, tell us a little about yourself and what brought you to CERN.
The richness of CERN is in its variety of different nationalities and different profiles, all working together for science.
CERN is a place to thrive and use your talents in this versatile Organization that will challenge you to the furthest extent.
One of the first things I did when I arrived at CERN was to rent a bike. One of the second things I did was to fall off that bike the first time I used it to cycle to work.
Support is found around every corner and there are plenty of people who have personal experience and good advice.
Working at CERN is like a childhood dream coming true.
Hi Katerina, tell us a little about yourself and what brought you to CERN?
My journey to CERN began just over 5 years ago – knowing that I wanted a change, to move and try something new, a soft voice in my head said “hey, have a look at CERN’s website”. I did and immediately saw the job I knew was for me in CERN’s Talent Acquisition team – at 9 o’clock at night on the closing day of the vacancy notice! The invitation to complete a video interview arrived much to my surprise and then the invitation to come to CERN for a face to face interview.
It’s June 1st, an important date in the CERN Talent Acquisition team calendar as we prepare to welcome the first of the Summer Students (or ‘Summies’ as they are affectionately known) who take part in the 2017 edition of the programme in a couple of days. It’s been a long road to get to this happy day: Jenny and Eszter, coordinators of the Member State Summer student programme, tell us more about what has been going on these past months, behind the scenes…