1) Tell us about yourself and what brought you to CERN?
My name is Valentina Elizabete Dzjumane, I am a 21-year-old undergraduate student from Latvia. I am working towards a double bachelors in Computer Science (Riga Technical University) and Finance (BA School of Business and Finance). I am leading an upcoming organisation in Latvia, to support women in technology, with special focus on engineering.
Tell us a little about yourself and what brought you to CERN?
My name is Milosz Zielinski and I'm currently finishing my master's degree in Operations Management.
Previously, I graduated from Lodz University of Technology in Management and Production Engineering, and from La Rochelle Business school in Business Administration.
Before joining CERN I have been working in the United States and in Poland, supporting the production and implementation of the Polish Air Radar System.
Hi all! I am Rebecca, I am from the UK, from Imperial College London and I have been a doctoral student at CERN since March 2021. I have always intended to come to CERN as a physics researcher, and even from the age of 12 chose my language and science modules in the hope that I would come to work here someday!
Hello! My name is Elif, I am from Turkey. I obtained my bachelor’s in Computer Engineering from Marmara University, İstanbul.
Meet Chetna, administrative student at CERN
Hello! My name is Fleur and I was born in the Netherlands, but grew up on a small Caribbean island called Curaçao. When I finished high school I moved back to the Netherlands to study Applied Physics at the Delft University of Technology. After finishing my bachelor’s degree I wanted to gain more practical experience in the field of physics, and I have always been fascinated by CERN and their research.
I am a firefighter from Sweden. I am married and have two 6-year old twin boys. During the years I worked there I had the chance to work in two different fire and rescue services, and I was fortunate to be in a time and place where I got the opportunity to engage in some different projects on regional and national levels. This opened my eyes to working in a bigger context, but it is not the whole truth. I am also quite curious and adventurous as a person.
