CNRS · LEGOS / UAR IMAGO

Poste d'ingénieur CNRS au LEGOS (Toulouse), master

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Level Master's
Funding Fully funded
Language Français, Anglais
Verified on 27 September 2026

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Poste d'ingénieur CNRS au LEGOS (Toulouse), master : page officiellePrimary source

The CNRS is hiring a research engineer in physical oceanography for a salaried position at LEGOS and UAR IMAGO, open to Master 2 graduates with data analysis expertise, including participation in the PIRATA FR27 oceanographic campaign. Deadline to be confirmed.

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Deadlines

Intake	Deadline	Status
2026-2027	Date limite non spécifiée sur la page de l'offre.	Open

Conditions

Blocking requirements

Diplôme requis
« Formation Bac+5 (Master 2 ou équivalent) en océanographie physique »

Assets

Expérience de terrain
« Il impliquera des déplacements réguliers entre Toulouse et Brest. Il comprendra également une participation à la campagne océanographique PIRATA FR27 en mars 2027 »

What is actually funded

Living stipend · 2 496,98 EUR/mois
Congés et RTT
Télétravail
Transport

Not covered: Tuition

Countries covered

Open without nationality restrictions, for candidates holding a Master’s level degree in physical oceanography or a close field, who are already comfortable with oceanographic data processing and field mobility.. No priority group, annual quota, or cohort statistics are indicated in the available data.

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Dossier de candidatureCandidature via le portail emploi CNRS (CV et lettre de motivation généralement requis par la plateforme).

Dr Kafoutchoni's reading

The key phrase here is “research engineer”: they are not funding you to learn, they are hiring you to deliver quickly on a data workflow you already control. A strong application therefore does not rely on grades alone, it shows in one page what you have already processed, with which tools, on what kind of data, and with what verifiable outcome. Since the page shows no deadline and already mentions a March 2027 oceanographic campaign, prepare first a project-oriented CV, then a cover letter that directly links your experience to the mission and the required mobility, then submit early. The right move is to add a short portfolio of oceanographic data processing work now, even a simple one, and apply early through the CNRS portal.

Dr Medard Kafoutchoni · PhD in Genetics & Bioinformatics · Scholarship Strategist.

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