About the job
About Terranova Terranova is at the forefront of innovation, supported by prominent investors passionate about climate change and American ingenuity. Our mission is to create advanced robotic systems capable of transforming our planet, from land restoration to safeguarding vital infrastructure against flooding and rising sea levels. Join us in building a world-class team dedicated to impactful, tangible solutions on a grand scale.
Position Overview We are looking for a proactive Lab & Process Intern to contribute to the development and optimization of our pulp and paper plant operations. In this hands-on role, you will conduct experiments, gather and analyze data, and deepen our understanding of the physical properties of materials, initially focusing on viscosity testing and expanding into other lab experiments as our plant becomes operational. This is a unique opportunity to help establish laboratory processes and protocols from the ground up in a pioneering company.
Key Responsibilities
Conduct viscosity and rheology experiments on pulp slurries and related materials.
Assist with general lab experiments as needed, including sample preparation, data collection, and thorough documentation.
Ensure meticulous lab records are maintained and contribute to the development of reliable testing protocols.
Aid in interpreting experimental results, highlighting any anomalies or trends to the team.
Help maintain the lab’s organization, calibration, and inventory of supplies.
Qualifications
Currently pursuing a degree in Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Chemistry, or a related discipline.
Prior hands-on lab experience through coursework, research, or personal projects is preferred.
Detail-oriented, with a comfort level working with physical materials and laboratory equipment.
U. S. permanent residency is required.
Compensation & Timeline
Compensation ranges from $20 to $28 per hour, including relocation assistance and additional company perks.
This is a summer internship opportunity running from May to September, with flexibility according to your school schedule.

