Hi Pauline, tell us a little about you and how you came to CERN.
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. 

Pavlina will be joining the Livestream at our joint CERN, ESA, ESO career event "Reach for the stars, accelerate your career" on 6th October, 3pm CET.

Find out more and register for this event on: https://gcfjobs.com/3lwNPtD

Hi Pavlina, tell us a little about yourself and what brought you to CERN?

My name is Pavlina Trubacova and I

Meet Chetna, CERN Intern from India who tells us about her visit to the CERN ATLAS experiment: "like the feeling you get standing on the top of a mountain.".

Jorgen first shared his story early on in his Technician Training Experience at CERN.

At CERN that there is always more to learn and engineering is more of a mindset than an accomplishment.

In this interview, we get to know Håvard who recently completed his technical studentship at CERN, during the COVID-19 pandemic. He tells us about his time in this unique Organization, what he learned and experienced in the unusual COVID-19 context, with insights and great advice for future applicants. Enjoy the read...

We are all experiencing life in a new "mode" during the COVID-19 pandemic, with telework for most of us in different organisations and companies. It's the same for CERN, where technicians are busy in many different ways. in this series, we take you behind the scenes of their working life in these times of confinement.

We are all experiencing life in a new "mode" during the COVID-19 pandemic, with telework for most of us in different organisations and companies. It's the same for CERN, where technicians are busy in many different ways. in this series, we take you behind the scenes of their working life in these times of confinement.

We are all experiencing life in a new "mode" during the COVID-19 pandemic, with telework for most of us in different organisations and companies. It's the same at CERN, where technicians are busy in many different ways. in this series, we take you behind the scenes of their working life in these times of confinement.

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.