The Forest Health and Biotic Interactions research unit investigates the influence of biotic and abiotic factors on forest health and develops scientific principles for the protection of forests and their biodiversity. A project funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation in the Forest Entomology group will enable a for 6-month limited position starting in April 2025 as a

Intern on insect research and light pollution, 80-100% (f/m/d)

As part of a project on the ecological effects of light pollution, we are looking for support for various laboratory and field work. The focus of the work is the preparation and supervision of laboratory and field experiments in open land and forest. You will acquire knowledge on the topic of light pollution and gain insights into various scientific projects on entomological topics.
You hold a Bachelor or a Master degree in biology, environmental sciences or a related field. You are interested in insects, patient and persistent in the supervision of laboratory and field experiments. You are willing to work outside in the field and are physically fit. You work reliably and conscientiously under supervision. You speak fluent German or English and you like to work in a team.

Please send your complete application to Janine Bolliger, Forest Entomology, by submitting the required documents via our application portal. Applications by e-mail and by post will not be considered. If you have any questions, please contact Janine Bolliger will be happy to answer your questions on 044 739 23 93. WSL is committed to diversity and inclusion as core values. We actively promote gender equality and foster an open, inclusive work environment.