BRGM is seeking an intern in Geispolsheim to update rockfall propagation models in the Vosges massif. The internship includes data analysis, GIS and LiDAR processing, field surveys, and statistical processing, with implementation in code. The six-month internship runs from March to August 2027 and is intended for Master’s students or students in the final year of an engineering school.
Au sein du BRGM à Dijon, ce stage porte sur la caractérisation de la ressource en eau souterraine en Haute-Saône. Vous définirez des unités hydrogéologiques homogènes, réaliserez des cartes et des fiches de synthèse, puis rédigerez une note méthodologique. La mission mobilise des connaissances en hydrogéologie et des outils de traitement de données spatiales et temporelles, notamment la cartographie SIG et les analyses statistiques.
Le BRGM propose un stage de technicien géologue ou hydrogéologue à Dijon, au sein de sa direction Bourgogne-Franche-Comté. Le ou la stagiaire contribuera au suivi du réseau piézométrique, à la maintenance des équipements et à l’analyse des données d’eaux souterraines. Le stage comprend des déplacements fréquents dans la région et du télétravail.
BRGM offers a six-month internship in Dijon focused on mapping rockfall hazards in Yonne. The work includes automatic classification of rockfall source areas, LiDAR data processing and statistical analysis of events. The role is aimed at a geology or geomatics student with programming and GIS skills.
This six-month internship at BRGM in Orléans focuses on geophysical modelling of potential leaks in a geological CO₂ storage site. You will build petrophysical models and carry out seismic simulations to study leak detection. The work involves Python, seismic geophysics and data analysis within a multidisciplinary team.
BRGM is offering a six-month final-year internship in geophysics and experimental geochemistry in Orléans. The internship focuses on developing methods to measure the electrical response of clays during hydration, using conductivity and X-ray measurements. Responsibilities include developing experimental protocols, collecting and analysing data, and combining electrical and geochemical measurements.
Within BRGM’s Normandie regional department, the internship focuses on interactions between groundwater and surface water using hydrological and thermal data. Assignments include data analysis, field measurements and writing scripts in Python, R or Matlab. The six-month internship is aimed at students at Master’s level or in their final year of engineering school, with skills in hydrogeology, hydrology or geosciences.
BRGM offers a six-month internship in Orléans within the Risks and Ground Movements unit. The role focuses on modelling the relationship between moisture and movements in clay soils, using data from instrumented sites. The internship requires knowledge of geotechnics, as well as skills in Python programming and data analysis.