Co-Op Chemist

About the Job

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