Intern – Instructional Design and Video Production
At a glance
Junior Video Production role at Thermofisher. Brno · part-time.
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What you'll do
- Help an instructional designer build service-training materials for SEM/SDB microscopes
- Prepare scripts, storyboards, gear and recording spaces for video shoots
- Record and edit video and audio, adding captions or graphics when useful
- Update presentations and learning resources, then organize the related files and project materials
- Use feedback from instructional and technical experts to improve accuracy and clarity
What you bring
- You are studying audiovisual production, multimedia, film, education, instructional design or a related subject
- You have basic hands-on video recording and editing experience, plus familiarity with at least one editing app
- You can communicate in English in writing and conversation
Who this fits
This junior, part-time internship suits a student interested in making educational materials and explaining technical processes. You’ll work with an instructional designer and technical experts, with flexible hours designed to fit around your studies.
From the employer
Work Schedule
Standard (Mon-Fri)Environmental Conditions
OfficeJob Description
When you’re part of Thermo Fisher Scientific, you’ll do challenging work, and be part of a team that values performance, quality and innovation. As part of a successful, growing global organization you will be encouraged to perform at your best. With revenues of $40 billion and the largest investment in R&D in the industry, we give our people the resources and opportunities to make contributions to the world.
How will you make an impact?
As an Instructional Design and Video Production Intern, you will work alongside an Instructional Designer to create learning materials for people who service SEM/SDB electron microscopes.
You will help turn technical information into clear and engaging training content, including instructional videos and short clips. This is an opportunity to develop your production skills while learning how educational materials are created in a technical environment.
Key responsibilities:
- Support the Instructional Designer in preparing and producing learning materials for SEM/SDB service training.
- Help plan video shoots, including preparation of scripts, storyboards, equipment and recording locations.
- Record video and audio, with guidance from the Instructional Designer and technical subject matter experts.
- Edit video clips and audio, and add captions, graphics or other visual elements where appropriate.
- Help create and update presentations, visual materials and other learning resources.
- Organize and maintain video files, project assets and supporting materials.
- Incorporate feedback from the Instructional Designer and technical experts to improve the clarity and accuracy of the final materials.
- Follow established processes, templates and applicable safety requirements when working in technical environments.
Requirements:
- Current student in audiovisual production, multimedia, film, education, instructional design or a related field.
- Basic experience with video recording and editing, gained through study, personal projects or other practical work.
- Familiarity with at least one video-editing application.
- Interest in creating educational materials and explaining how things work.
- Good computer skills and willingness to learn new tools.
- Ability to communicate in English, both written and spoken.
What we offer
- Meaningful and rewarding work in an international high-tech company with exciting career prospects.
- Flexible working hours that you can easily balance with your studies.
- An extra week of paid vacation.
- A meal allowance.
- A free MultiSport card.
- A discounted mobile phone plan.
- Support for your professional and personal growth and development.
- A friendly and informal company culture.