Student Part-Time Job: Light Measurements at Night
- 08 September 2026
- 40 – 50%
- Permanent position
- 8953 Dietikon
About the job
Your student job starts when it gets dark. Are you looking for a flexible student job for the next 1 to 1.5 years where you can work independently and not sit at a desk all day? Then this role could be just right for you. You will support our team with light measurements outdoors and will be travelling to various locations. We will show you step by step what is important for the measurements and equip you with the necessary devices. Afterwards, you will organise your assignments independently and plan your shifts so that they fit with your studies.
What to expect
- In the dark, you will carry out light measurements on various outdoor objects.
- You will plan and organise your assignments independently after the introduction.
- For reliable results, you will record and document the measurement data precisely and transparently.
- You will use the light measuring devices professionally and handle them carefully.
- With your reliable and accurate working style, you will make an important contribution to high-quality measurement results.
What you bring
- You are willing to work in the dark.
- As a student, you are looking for a longer-term part-time job for around 1 to 1.5 years.
- You are mobile with your own car and can reach the various measurement locations independently.
- You are characterised by an exact, reliable and self-organised way of working.
- You enjoy working independently.
- A connection to the topic of light or measurement technology is an advantage but not a must.
- For the role, you are available on average around 17 hours per week in the dark.
Contact
Jörg Haller
Head of Public Lighting / Smart City
+41 58 359 52 63
Sven Eugster
Talent Acquisition & Employer Branding Specialist
+41 58 359 53 05
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Additional Information
You or you? For us, it’s clear. Whether apprentices, electricians, specialists or management, we all use the informal "du". This is part of our refreshingly straightforward company culture. Because we want you to experience this not only on your first day at work, we communicate this way already during the application process and job interviews. Does that sound appealing to you? Then we are a good match. We look forward to your application.