About the position
We are now looking to appoint a summer worker for the IT Infrastructure & Operations group in the IT division.

The IT Infrastructure & Operations group is responsible for managing and maintaining ESS data centres, private cloud infrastructure, servers and computing resources, storage and backup systems, network management, internet connectivity, wireless and mobile networks, identity and access management, and IT security.

As an Identity and Access Management (IAM) summer worker, your main tasks will be to assist with regression testing of key user scenarios in the One Identity Web Portal, with a particular focus on joiner and registration workflows, and to carry out exploratory testing of the Web Portal and IT Shop from an end-user perspective.

You will help review the visibility and presentation of information in the Web Portal, document testing results and recommendations in a structured manner, and support the development and update of end-user knowledge base material such as step-by-step guides, screenshots, tips and articles.

You will also assist with service desk support activities related to the access object lifecycle, help collect and organise information for onboarding new access objects and services, and support supervised improvements to IAM-related workflows, user guidance and service request processes.

About you
A suitable background for this position would be:

• Enrolled at university in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering or a related field
• An interest in identity and access management, usability testing, service processes or end-user support
• Experience with web applications, documentation, testing or basic front-end technologies would be beneficial
• Good written and oral communication skills in English
• Minimum age 18 years

We believe that you enjoy analysing how services work from an end-user perspective and collaborating with a variety of people in an international environment. You are observant, methodical and able to describe findings clearly in writing. We also value initiative, sound judgement and a willingness to ask questions when dealing with business-critical access processes.

Duration and location
This is a summer work position of 6 weeks. Planned start date is June, 2026 or per agreement.

Your workplace is on-site at ESS in Lund, Sweden.