Network and Systems Architect Intern
About the job
- A Bac+3 minimum in networks, systems, or cybersecurity, or an equivalent qualification, is required.
- The candidate must be seeking to join a Bac+5 Mastère Expert Réseaux, Infrastructures et Sécurité program through an apprenticeship.
- Candidates must be eligible for an apprenticeship.
- Basic knowledge of networks and systems and logical troubleshooting ability is required.
- Knowledge of security concepts including hardening, identity and access management, and segmentation is required.
- The candidate should demonstrate documentary rigor and service orientation.
- Curiosity, analytical ability, autonomy, organization, communication, and teamwork are required.
- Contribute to architecture documentation, including diagrams, flows, and technical choices.
- Participate in needs assessments covering performance, availability, and security.
- Assist with network evolution involving virtual local area networks, routing, virtual private networks, and interconnections.
- Participate in testing and commissioning changes.
- Participate in maintaining operational conditions for Windows, Linux, Active Directory, and related services.
- Contribute to virtualization, storage, and backup initiatives as applicable.
- Apply security best practices including segmentation, multifactor authentication, access rights, and hardening.
- Participate in patch and vulnerability tracking and compliance controls.
- Update high-level design and low-level design documentation, procedures, and runbooks.
- Contribute to automation using scripts, Ansible, or Terraform as applicable.
About the company
Galileo Global Education operates an international higher-education group that offers programs in applied arts, design, communication, and management through a network of 54 schools across 91 campuses in 13 countries. Students enroll at partner schools and campuses where practical, career-oriented curricula, hands-on training, internships, and industry connections help prepare them for the workforce; tuition and related services fund these programs. The company differentiates itself with a broad international footprint and a portfolio of branded, prestigious institutions that deliver consistent curricula and documented job placement outcomes across multiple countries. Its goal is to provide accessible, career-focused higher education across creative and management fields by leveraging its international network to offer recognized credentials and strong post-graduation employment prospects.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Paris, France
Founded
2007
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Fiscal 2025 revenue rose 12% to €1.42 billion, with EBITDA reaching €350 million.
- S&P expects fiscal 2026 EBITDA near €400 million, driven by international schools and efficiencies.
- June 2026 campus openings in Paris and Dakar strengthen student experience and recruiting momentum.
What critics are saying
- S&P flagged French enrollment weakness, apprenticeship reform pressure, and EM Lyon admission tightening in 2025.
- 2025 investigation alleged student overcharging, staff burnout, and profit pressure across Galileo schools.
- Dependence on tuition and France exposes Galileo to existential enrollment shocks if reputation erodes.
What makes Galileo Global Education unique
- Galileo owns 54 schools across 91 campuses, spanning 13 countries and multiple disciplines.
- Paris campus expansion and Bercy headquarters consolidation signal operational scale and brand reinforcement.
- AKAD acquisition and international schools diversify revenue beyond France’s weaker higher-education market.
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Benefits
- Health Insurance
- Meal Benefits
- Commuter Benefits