Discover the first step to your career
Looking for specific knowledge, an experienced mentor and friendly people around you? Are you a college/university student or a student in the final years of secondary school? It’s great! Salumanus Career Lab is the place for you. Find out what we can teach you. Gain your first work experience. Follow your plan.
Salumanus Career Lab
What will we teach you?
Salumanus Career Lab was created out of a passion for sharing knowledge. Whether you are planning a career in technical or commercial fields, you will learn the practical basics of your future profession with us. You will become a team member. You will see how innovative solutions are created.
Get to know us!
Why is it worth it?
First experiences in the profession are important. It is easier to find your way in a new situation if you have a clear plan and a good guide by your side. Internship at Salumanus means real projects, real challenges and competent people around.
Professional experience
You gain skills that are attractive on the labour market
Carer support
You develop and test your knowledge alongside an experienced mentor
Your work makes sense
You participate in projects, you take part in real implementations
Contact with new technologies
You work in a state-of-the-art fibre optics laboratory, learn about network infrastructure
The easy way to a career
See how the recruitment process works.
Send application form
Complete the
knowledge test*
*concerns engineering internship
Take your place in the Salumanus Career Lab!
Stay with us for longer
Internship is the first step towards your dream job. Use it!
Jakub
Junior Product Manager
I came to Salumanus just after the Communications Technical School. I was planning only a short internship, meanwhile I have been working for over two years! This enabled me to translate the theoretical knowledge gained at school into practical skills in network design and device configuration. The great thing is that I can now combine my professional responsibilities with my studies. I am learning from professionals and feel this is my place!
Darek
IT Systems Administrator
It was a good student internship. I had support and felt that my colleagues cared about my development. The internship developed quite smoothly into the first serious job in the profession. I am currently responsible for IT systems management. I learn something new every day!
FAQ
Questions and answers
We welcome college/university students and secondary school students, particularly in technical subjects.
These are just a few simple steps:
- Fill in the form which can be found here.
- If you are applying for an engineering internship we will send you a test to check your level of knowledge. Resolve it online and wait for contact from our side.
If you are applying for other internship, just wait for our contact. The next step is an interview in Salumanus headquarters in Kraków. We will want to get to know you!
Remember! If you are a student and want to complete the compulsory internship, check the website of your university to see what formalities you need to complete.
The Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Cracow University of Technology, for example, has posted information on internship here: http://mech.pk.edu.pl/category/praktyka/praktykistud
We schedule classes individually to best suit your needs and our capabilities. Engineering internship takes place in technical departments: Optical Modules Department, Transmission Systems Department or Network Products Department of Salumanus in Kraków, ul. Walerego Sławka 8a.
During your internship you become a member of the team. We will involve you in ongoing tasks. But do not worry! Your mentor will oversee everything. The internship programme largely depends on the course you are studying and the requirements of your university/school in this respect.
For example, for the position of network engineer, the internship programme looks like this:
Week 1
Optical Transmission Systems: From theoretical foundations to your own tract – planning, compilation, measurement.
Week 2
Ethernet and IP networks: Switching in LAN networks based on DCN devices – design, configuration, implementation.
Week 3
Methods, techniques and tools for troubleshooting telecommunication networks: Participation in solving real network problems – analysis, solution selection, implementation.
Week 4
Non-technical aspects of the engineer’s work: analysis of customer requirements, review of available solutions, selection of a solution.
Yes. You will receive a certificate confirming your participation in the internship. We can also issue the admission and placement certificate required by your university.
Yes. Students in their final year of technical secondary school are particularly welcome to take part in the engineering internship.