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Hours
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Students
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Internship Program beIN
Do you want to get work experience while studying? Do you fancy like working in an environment of state-of-the-art development and modern technologies? Our beIN internship program might be just the right thing for you! Join us and participate in creating state-of-the-art electron microscopes and spectrometers. You’ll be in control of your working hours, you can fit them round your free time and studies – that’s a priority for us. In addition, you’ll be able to enjoy multiple benefits, participate in attractive social events, and acquire new knowledge in various workshops. Moreover, you’ll be decently paid for it all.
Where you can work
R&D
The Research and Development (R&D) Department works to ensure our electron microscopes and spectrometers remain at the global forefront.
R&D
The Research and Development (R&D) Department works to ensure our electron microscopes and spectrometers remain at the global forefront. The task of R&D is to develop new products and improve existing technologies to always best serve our customers. In this department, you can find experts across a wide range of fields – physicists, mathematicians, electronic and mechanical engineers, and application specialists, etc.
Manufacturing Engineering
Manufacturing Engineering is the notional bridge between R&D and manufacturing. Its task is to get new products into production and solve the more complex engineering problems that can crop up during the manufacturing process.
Manufacturing Engineering
Manufacturing Engineering is the notional bridge between R&D and manufacturing. Its task is to get new products into production and solve the more complex engineering problems that can crop up during the manufacturing process. It therefore frequently communicates with various departments in the company or external suppliers. In Manufacturing Engineering, most often you’ll find graduates in mechanical and electrical engineering, as well as mechatronics.
Software Development
Software is the future of electron microscopy. Currently, we’ve almost reached the physical limits of the hardware, and if we want better results from a microscope, they’ll have to be obtained some different way.
Software Development
Software is the future of electron microscopy. Currently, we’ve almost reached the physical limits of the hardware, and if we want better results from a microscope, they’ll have to be obtained some different way. Yes, you’re right – software is the answer. Software allows us to adjust for the mechanical inaccuracies of the microscope and automatizes it. Thanks to software, electron microscopy can be made accessible to a bigger pool of scientists. In the software department, you can find developers who can program in C#, C++ or Python, or who have knowledge and skills in other modern technologies such as Machine Learning or Image Processing.
Manufacturing
Our manufacturing premises occupy the size of four soccer fields, but they’re cleaner than a hospital operating theater. You won’t find any manufacturing on an assembly line.
Manufacturing
Our manufacturing premises occupy the size of four soccer fields, but they’re cleaner than a hospital operating theater. You won’t find any manufacturing on an assembly line. We focus on the production of high-tech products. Each year, only a few hundred electron microscopes and spectrometers leave our premises. These devices are created, for the most part, according to specific customer requirements. For manufacturing, we are looking for technically oriented people who want their work to be noticed.
Logistics
Planning, communicating with customers, checking supplies, optimizing production, and imports and exports… Our logistics department has a lot on its plate.
Logistics
Planning, communicating with customers, checking supplies, optimizing production, and imports and exports… Our logistics department has a lot on its plate. Electron microscopes and spectrometers are high-tech devices with a complex supply chain. Working in logistics is a challenge, and it definitely keeps you on your toes. People with all kinds of qualifications work in logistics, and we also offer job opportunities to students studying economics or business.
Finance, Procurement, and other departments
Finance, Procurement, HR, IT… Here you'll find many other departments playing a key share in the company’s operation. Opportunities are plenty.
Finance, Procurement, and other departments
Finance, Procurement, HR, IT… Here you'll find many other departments playing a key share in the company’s operation. Opportunities are plenty. No matter what field you study, anyone not afraid of learning and who is a team player gets an opportunity at Thermo Fisher.
Experience of our interns
Tereza Špičáková
„ Thanks to my internship in TFS, I had the opportunity to join my manager on an as yet unexplored path in microscope development and to try things no-one had tried before.”
System Design Intern, (Brno Technical University, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Physical Engineering and Nanotechnologies)
Petr Šťastný
„ It’s great that everyone treats me as their equal.”
Mechatronics Intern (Brno Technical University, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics)
Radek Jančík
„ Thanks to my internship, it already became clear to me during my studies what I’d like to do later in my professional life.”
Machine Learning Intern (Masaryk University, Faculty of Informatics, Artificial Intelligence and Data Processing)
Jakub Robota
„ Working at TFS gave me an opportunity to get to know a great community full of talented people. There are also many opportunities to improve oneself by learning from one’s colleagues or through online courses.”
Tester Intern (Brno Technical University, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Applied IT)
From the management perspective
Marie
Dudová
„ Thanks to working in our company, students get a much clearer idea how they can put their knowledge into practice. In my opinion, it’s important for them to see that what they learn in school has a reason, and that all those hours spent learning can be actually used.”
Marie
Dudová
Thanks to working in our company, students get a much clearer idea how they can put their knowledge into practice. In my opinion, it’s important for them to see that what they learn in school has a reason, and that all those hours spent learning can be actually used. We’re thrilled to see how young talent develops and how students discover which direction they enjoy and find fulfilling.
Supervisor, Manufacturing Engineering
Jaroslav
Kadlec
„ Interns in our teams are wild cards, enabling us to work on a larger scale of interesting prototypes and concepts. It’s great to see the ideas they can come up with and how passionate they are about solving problems.”
Jaroslav
Kadlec
Interns in our teams are wild cards, enabling us to work on a larger scale of interesting prototypes and concepts. It’s great to see the ideas they can come up with and how passionate they are about solving problems. Thanks to this, they become familiar with our – not exactly everyday – products, they can apply their theoretical knowledge and actively engage in development, with everything that it entails. And I’m thrilled to see that developing new things is fulfilling for them and pushes them forward.
Software Manager, Desktop SEM
Miroslav
Bochníček
„ Thanks to the internship program, we keep finding our future colleagues among the students because most of the interns stay with the company even after graduating from uni, switching from part-time to full-time jobs.”
Miroslav
Bochníček
Thanks to the internship program, we keep finding our future colleagues among the students because most of the interns stay with the company even after graduating from uni, switching from part-time to full-time jobs. This is advantageous both to us and to the students: they don’t have to worry about looking for a job and we don’t have to concern ourselves with training new employees.
Manager, Manufacturing Engineering
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Life and work at Thermo Fisher Scientific
Want to know more?
Hi there! My name is David and I work at Thermo Fisher as the coordinator of the beIN internship programme. I focus on our interns, both in terms of their professional growth and personal development. I organize various workshops, lectures, and team-building events. I mainly try to ensure that we feel comfortable in the company and have the opportunity to develop our skills. Thanks to the internship, we all learn how to plan our work and balance it well with our studies, which is often not easy. As a student myself, I understand this struggle very well. If you're interested in our internship programme, write to me, I'll be happy to explain everything. Or send your CV directly and we'll get back to you. See you soon, and I look forward to hearing from you.
David Srp,
beIN Program Coordinator
+420 603 472 457