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ENSTA is hiring on both of its campuses for a variety of rewarding roles. Join an open, inclusive community driven by an ambitious CSR policy, with real opportunities for career advancement within the Ministry of the Armed Forces network.

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ENSTA offers a wide range of open positions, available through transfer, secondment, or contract. These positions cover both support functions (human resources, administration, finance, IT, logistics, etc.) and more specialized roles (communications, development and international relations, academic management, etc.). They involve interacting with a wide variety of stakeholders: staff, students, management, external speakers, employers, partners, regulatory authorities, and more.

Working at ENSTA on its Paris-Saclay campus in Palaiseau (91) or its Brest campus (29) offers the opportunity to enrich your professional career by contributing to the operations of a prestigious engineering school and its culture of innovation. For civilian staff of the Ministry of the Armed Forces, integration can occur through a transfer, while retaining their ministerial status.

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ENSTA values diversity in all its forms. As part of its CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) policy, ENSTA is committed to the inclusion of people with disabilities. It ensures their integration by supporting them from the moment they start their position and throughout their professional career at the institution.

Finally, there are numerous opportunities for career advancement, both within ENSTA and within the Ministry of the Armed Forces’ network and its partner employers located nearby.

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A sports challenge in wingfoiling to support medical research

Max Duez is a master’s student at ENSTA and the University of Brest (UBO). This summer, he decided to take on a sporting challenge with his friend Pol: to cover 500 kilometers by wingfoil along the coast of Brittany. It’s a human and charitable adventure...

A sports challenge in wingfoiling to support medical research

Max Duez is a master’s student at ENSTA and the University of Brest (UBO). This summer, he decided to take on a sporting challenge with his friend Pol: to cover 500 kilometers by wingfoil along the coast of Brittany. It’s a human and charitable adventure...

Institute | Training
IETA military engineering students training at ENSTA marched in the July 14 parade

About 40 IETA military students marched on July 14, 2026, on the Champs-Élysées on behalf of ENSTA and the DGA. For the past three weeks, they had been preparing together for this major event for the French armed forces, whose theme was “Europe’s...

IETA military engineering students training at ENSTA marched in the July 14 parade

About 40 IETA military students marched on July 14, 2026, on the Champs-Élysées on behalf of ENSTA and the DGA. For the past three weeks, they had been preparing together for this major event for the French armed forces, whose theme was “Europe’s...

Research
Chaos in Caracas : the role of sediments

During the double earthquake that struck Venezuela on June 24, 2026, damage extended as far as Caracas, the capital, more than 150 km from the epicenter. How can such extensive damage be explained at such a great distance? Jean-François Semblat, a...

Chaos in Caracas : the role of sediments

During the double earthquake that struck Venezuela on June 24, 2026, damage extended as far as Caracas, the capital, more than 150 km from the epicenter. How can such extensive damage be explained at such a great distance? Jean-François Semblat, a...