greenteg AG offers high-tech thermal sensing solutions for an international customer base. Besides marketing industrial sensors for laser power metering and for assessing insulation properties of buildings, we also offer a unique core body temperature measurement solution (CALERA®) for wearable devices. The technology empowers customers with a wide range of innovative applications such as improving sports performance, continuous and non-invasive patient monitoring, ovulation tracking, sleep analysis or early detection of diseases.
In collaboration with the Hospital of Lucerne, we are currently conducting a clinical study to evaluate the use of the technology as a fever monitoring device. The project, which is funded by Innosuisse, aims to collect high-quality clinical data to assess the accuracy and reliability of continuous, non-invasive core body temperature monitoring.
Start date:
September 2026 or by agreement.
Duration:
6 months.
Location:
Hospital of Lucerne.
We are looking for a motivated intern with a background in health sciences to support data collection at the Hospital of Lucerne for a six-month internship. This role offers hands-on experience in clinical research in the field of medical technology and wearables.
You will be
employed by the Hospital of Lucerne
while working in close collaboration with greenteg AG.
Main tasks:
Recruitment of patients for the study.
Data collection according to the study protocol (e.g. obtaining informed consent, providing instructions to participants, applying sensors, and carrying out regular check-ins).
Data management and basic data quality checks.
Organising and maintaining study equipment.
Literature research related to fever physiology and core body temperature measurement.
Your skills and experience:
Bachelor's degree or higher in Health Sciences, Physiology or other medical-related fields.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills, comfortable approaching and interacting with patients.
Basic understanding of data protection, patient confidentiality, and research ethics; GCP (good clinical practice) course is a plus.
Familiarity with physiological research methodologies and study protocols.
Ability to work independently and take responsibility.
Proficiency in German and English (written and spoken).
Additional requirements:
A valid Swiss working permit.
Available to work on-site in the hospital of Lucerne, Switzerland.
Working days: Monday to Friday.
Hands-on experience of working in a clinical study at a hospital, as well as insight into the R&D department of a wearable technology company.
Interested?
Send your application (short cover letter and CV). We will get back to you shortly to explain the next steps in the application process.
Important:
The internship contract will be signed directly with the University of Lucerne.