
Country
France
City
PALAISEAU
Workplace location
PALAISEAU-LE NEXT(FRA)
Employer company
TotalEnergies OneTech
Domain
Research Innovation&Developpt
Type of contract
Internship
Contract duration
6 Months
Experience
Less than 3 years
To facilitate its expansion into the electricity and renewable energy sectors, TotalEnergies has established a new entity, OneTech, which consolidates all technical and R&D expertise from its major branches (Exploration & Production, Refining & Chemicals, Marketing & Services, and Gas, Renewables & Power).
With nearly 3,400 engineers and technicians distributed across nine sites in Europe, OneTech is structured into three divisions: an Industrial Division supporting the Company’s growth in gas, renewable energies, electricity, and CO₂ emissions reduction; a Research & Development Division dedicated to advancing TotalEnergies’ transformation with a strong focus on low‑carbon technologies; and a Support Functions Division.
As part of the European project LAPERITIVO, aimed at accelerating the development and validation of next‑generation photovoltaic technologies, this internship focuses on the reliability and durability of solar cells and modules. You will join the team to investigate device stability using accelerated ageing protocols under controlled indoor conditions.
This work will directly contribute to strengthening the understanding of degradation mechanisms and improving long‑term performance indicators for emerging photovoltaic technologies.
As a Indoor stability tests for perovskite cells/modules M/F trainee, your missions will be:
Missions:
You will evolve within a team of experienced professionals and with a tutor-coach, the reference for your future profession. Individualized support will help you develop your autonomy and lead you to your diploma!
Currently enrolled in an engineering school or pursuing a Master’s degree in the field of PV research and development, you are looking for a 6‑month end‑of‑study internship starting in April 2026?
Do you have a solid first experience in materials science, along with knowledge in physics, photovoltaics (PV), materials characterization techniques, and stability testing?
You are comfortable with office software and proficient in the Microsoft Office suite? You will specifically use Excel, Word, and PowerPoint. Knowledge of Origin software and data analysis would be an asset.
Are autonomy, rigor, and team spirit an integral part of your strengths? Do you know how to take initiative? Strong writing skills and a professional command of French will be essential for this position.
If you recognize yourself in this profile, don’t hesitate—join the TotalEnergies adventure!
Cette offre concerne un stage conventionné à temps plein, les stages alternés ne sont possibles. Pour postuler, merci de joindre un CV + lettre de motivation (vos dates de stage doivent être indiquées).
This offer is for a full-time, contractual internship; alternating internships are not possible. To apply, please attach a CV + cover letter (your internship dates must be indicated).
TotalEnergies values diversity, promotes individual growth and offers equal opportunity careers.
TotalEnergies is a global multi-energy production and supply company: oil and biofuels, natural gas and green gas, renewables and electricity. Its 105,000 employees are committed to making energy ever more affordable, clean, reliable and accessible to as many people as possible. Present in more than 130 countries, TotalEnergies places sustainable development in all its dimensions at the heart of its projects and operations to contribute to the well-being of populations.

Have you ever thought of offering your skills and expertise to a multinational company?
Give your best to better energy and make the commitment with TotalEnergies. With over 500-plus professions in 130 countries, we offer high safety and environmental standards, strong ethical values, an innovation culture and wide-ranging career development. Be part of the global team whose mission is already shared by 105,000 employees : to be a world-class player in the energy transition