Internship Service Technician (3 months, 80-100%)

neustark AG; Bern; Hybrid; CHF 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Public transport subsidy

Mobile phone allowance

Vacation entitlement (local holidays)

Learning lunches

Yoga sessions

Running sessions

Job summary

neustark AG in Switzerland seeks a practical, field‑oriented service assistant to support our service technicians on-site and in the field. Based in Bern, you will prepare service materials, coordinate with the warehouse, and travel to sites across Switzerland and neighboring countries for field assignments.

You hold a technical degree, enjoy outdoor work, drive a category B vehicle, and communicate in German with basic English.

Qualifications

• Pursuing or completed degree in a technical field.
• Hands-on and enjoy practical outdoor work.
• Category B driving license valid in Switzerland.
• Fluent in German with basic English.

Responsibilities

• Support our service technicians during their work in the field.
• Prepare service materials and collaborate closely with the warehouse team.
• Travel to different locations across Switzerland and neighboring countries during field assignments.
• Communicate actively with other internal departments on engineering topics, spare parts management, and technological improvements.

Skills

German fluency

English (A2+)

Driving license B

Education

Degree in a technical field

Job description

To limit global warming to 1.5°C, the IPCC states that net‑zero emissions must be achieved by 2050. In addition to substantial emission reductions, this goal can only be reached through the global deployment of CO₂ removal solutions at the scale of billions of tons. Neustark is a leading provider in this rapidly growing market: we have developed a solution to store CO₂ from the air in recycled mineral waste such as demolished concrete or incineration bottom ash. Neustark has already deployed storage sites in Switzerland and across Europe, storing CO₂ from the atmosphere on a daily basis. We are currently scaling our activities to significantly increase our storage capacity. We are an international team working primarily from Switzerland, enabling permanent CO₂ storage for a better future for all generations on our planet.

What Service does at neustark

The Service Team is part of the IPP – Innovation, Product & Performance Office. The team is responsible for keeping the CO₂ source and storage sites up and running. This includes the commissioning and start-up of new plants, as well as planning and carrying out maintenance and servicing activities.

What your job could look like

• Support our service technicians during their work in the field.
• Prepare service materials and collaborate closely with the warehouse team.
• Travel to different locations across Switzerland and neighboring countries during field assignments.
• Communicate actively with other internal departments on engineering topics, spare parts management, and technological improvements.

What’s in it for you

• Sustainability mission: Together, we create a tangible climate impact through permanent CO₂ storage and removal.

• Start-up atmosphere with strong financial backing: You benefit from flat hierarchies, fast decision-making, and strong investor support.

• Hybrid work culture: We value collaboration and flexibility, with working time split between our Swiss hubs in Bern and Zurich, and remote work depending on job needs.

• Teamwork: We work closely across teams to make a real impact, regularly aligning on goals and celebrating successes together.

• Professional environment: A fast-growing organization with many opportunities for responsibility and development.

Employee benefits

• Contributions to public transport and your mobile phone

• Fair vacation entitlement, including local public holidays and country-specific arrangements

• Employee-led learning lunches, yoga, and running sessions

What we’re looking for

• You are pursuing or have completed a degree in a technical field and are looking for practical experience.
• You are hands-on and enjoy practical work, including outdoor activities.
• You hold a category B driving license that is valid in Switzerland.
• You are fluent in German and have a basic command of English (A2 level or above).

Work location

The role involves field assignments across Switzerland and neighboring countries, with preparation and coordination work based in Bern.