Different kinds of useful work
- Training preparation and delivery
- Linux, DevOps and telecom administration
- Local AI, data and prompt engineering
- Writing, source checking and translation
- Partnerships and event support
Jobs, internships, volunteering and expertise
Contribute through a defined role and clear responsibilities.
IBCSC welcomes people who can teach, document, translate, organise or build useful tools. Every collaboration defines duration, supervision, data access and deliverables.
- Profiles
- Technical, educational, editorial
- Formats
- Job, internship, volunteering, assignment
- Useful languages
- FR, NL, DE, EN
- Location
- Charleroi and hybrid where appropriate
Before work begins
The role, supervisor, time, access and confidentiality rules are defined before any contribution. Volunteering alone never grants technical access.
- Least privilege
- Role-based confidentiality
- Documented and reversible work
- Ethics compliance
A proportionate process
The team reviews motivation, useful skills, availability and conflicts of interest. Sensitive roles may require references and additional approval.
Internships and first experience
Student assignments need a learning objective, supervision and a realistic deliverable. They do not replace a role required for daily operations.
No exact role matches?
Describe a specific contribution, your availability and an example of work.