Value proposition

Particle accelerator facility & research institute. Evolution of the universe. Building blocks of matter.

GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung GmbH in Darmstadt, Germany, operates a unique large-scale accelerator for heavy ions. Researchers from around the world use this facility for experiments that help them make fascinating discoveries in basic research. In addition, they continually develop new and impressive applications. Currently the international accelerator facility FAIR, one of the largest research projects worldwide, is being built in Darmstadt, Germany. At FAIR, matter that usually only exists in the depth of space will be produced in a lab for research. Scientists from all over the world will be able to gain new insights into the structure of matter and the evolution of the universe from the Big Bang to the present.

Jobs and Career

To perform world-class science we depend on highly qualified staff. Our employees move the limits of knowledge by fundamental research and thereby develop new technologies, which are the basis for potential innovations in the industry.

- Jobs and career: https://www.gsi.de/jobskarriere/stellenangebote
- facebook.com/GSIHelmholtzzentrum
- twitter.com/FAIR_GSI_de
- youtube.com/c/FAIRGSITheUniverseintheLab
- https://www.instagram.com/universeinthelab/

Students

Every year many scientists from all over the world come to GSI to conduct experiments at the accelerator facility. Many of them are students and PhD candidates. For them GSI offers special programs, e.g. the International Summer Student Program or scholarships at the Helmholtz Graduate School for Hadron and Ion Research (HGS-HIRe). We also offer apprenticeships for nine different jobs and internships for students.

- Studying: https://www.gsi.de/jobskarriere/angebote_fuer_studierende
- Apprenticeship: https://www.gsi.de/jobskarriere/ausbildung_duales_studium

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Accelerator Technology, Atomic Physics, Fundamental Research, Nucelar Physics, Biophysics, and Plasma Physics