Co-Op Chemist

Overview

Join a groundbreaking, early-stage startup transforming carbon-free fuel production through stimulated geologic ammonia. Our proprietary technology and innovative stimulation techniques position us at the forefront of clean, reliable, and low-cost energy solutions. Backed by a team of experienced energy professionals and leaders in green technology, we are unlocking the potential of this sustainable energy resource. We are seeking a talented, creative co-op to support our lab efforts and to drive our mission forward.

If you’re passionate about pioneering sustainable solutions and making an impact, we want to hear from you!

• Must be enrolled in a College/University and have at least finished two years of a Bachelor’s Degree majoring in chemistry, geochemistry, chemical engineering, materials science, or a related field
• Prior college chemistry lab experience
• Strong grasp of chemistry, chemical engineering, and materials science fundamentals
• Demonstrated ability to communicate and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams
• Eligible to work in the U.S. without immediate sponsorship
• Excellent presentation and communication skills, both written and verbal
• Strong interpersonal skills, including the ability to listen, distill information, consult, and propose new approaches
• A balanced perspective and a good sense of humor

• Prior Co-Op and/or internship experience
• Knowledge of natural or stimulated geological hydrogen processes
• Knowledge of statistical methods and experimental design
• Experience in material design and high-pressure systems

• Full-time in person role at Somerville lab facility (near East Somerville stop on the green line)
• Conducting lab experiments, operating high pressure high temperature reaction systems, analyzing data, and presenting results
• Characterize solution chemistry using NMR, ICP, pH meter, conductivity probe
• Handle and process geological samples, including crushing, cutting, and shaping rock using specialized equipment
• Take initiative in a new laboratory environment by actively contributing to the development and refinement of procedures
• Operating, maintaining, and troubleshooting material characterization equipment
• Conducting literature searches to support new experimental designs
• Supporting all relevant EH&S procedures and safety protocols
• Contributing to a supportive, innovative, and dynamic company culture

• Open to current undergraduate students (rising juniors/seniors preferred)
• This is a temporary, benefits-ineligible position running from June–December 2026