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Summer R&D Intern: COElectrochemistry Lab

Job in Franklin, Sussex County, New Jersey, 07416, USA
Listing for: Renewco
Seasonal/Temporary, Apprenticeship/Internship position
Listed on 2026-10-13
Job specializations:
  • Research/Development
    Research Assistant/Associate, Research Scientist, Lab Tech / Assistant
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 36000 - 43000 USD Yearly USD 36000.00 43000.00 YEAR
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Position: Summer R&D Intern: CO2 Electrochemistry Lab
Location: Franklin

RenewCO2 in Somerset, NJ invites applications for a Summer Internship in Research and Development focused on evaluating CO2 electroreduction catalysts and process conditions. You will gain hands-on lab experience in GC and HPLC analyses, electrode fabrication, and SOP development with mentorship from an experienced engineer.

This 12-week, in-person internship offers exposure to multiple sub-research groups and opportunities to conduct market research while contributing to innovative carbon

We invite applications for the Summer R&D Intern: CO2 Electrochemistry Lab position located in Franklin Township, NJ, United States.

The Summer R&D Intern: CO2 Electrochemistry Lab position in the Bio & Pharmacology & Health field is open for applications.

We have an opening for a Summer R&D Intern: CO2 Electrochemistry Lab in Franklin Township, NJ, United States within Bio & Pharmacology & Health.

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