Chemical R&D Intern Co-op
Ammobia
Chemical R&D Intern Co-op
Ammobia
Licenses renewable-energy ammonia production technology
Salary Range: 30 to 45 (Currency: USD) (Pay period: per-hour-wage)
About Ammobia
Ammobia is pioneering the first fundamental breakthrough in ammonia production since 1909. Our modular Haber-Bosch 2.0 technology operates at low pressures and high single-pass conversions, delivering 2x lower capital costs; making ammonia affordable from any hydrogen source, across scale, and for any use case.
Backed by strategic investors including Shell Ventures, Air Liquide, Chevron, MOL, and by the US Department of Energy, we are building the essential infrastructure for fuel, fertilizer and the future of energy.
About the Role
Ammobia is looking for an R&D Intern to join our team developing next-generation ammonia synthesis technology. You will work at the intersection of materials science, reaction engineering, process development, data science, and controls, helping advance our technology from laboratory experiments to pilot-scale demonstrations.
This is a highly hands-on, multidisciplinary role where you will have the opportunity to design experiments, build and operate custom research equipment, develop and characterize novel materials, analyze experimental data, and improve process performance and automation.
You will work closely with a small team of scientists and engineers, gaining exposure to multiple aspects of technology development in a fast-moving startup environment. Projects will be tailored to your background, interests, and the team's evolving R&D priorities, with opportunities to take ownership of meaningful technical challenges.
Depending on your experience and interests, responsibilities may include:
You will contribute to the safe operation of laboratory equipment and help maintain a rigorous, collaborative experimental environment.
Ammobia develops a clean ammonia production process called Haber Bosch 2.0 that uses renewable energy to slash emissions from traditional ammonia production by 80-90%. The company licenses this technology to ammonia producers and other industrial clients, generating revenue from licensing fees, royalties, and potentially direct production of clean ammonia. Its customers include plastics, polymers, rubber, and fiber manufacturers (who together use a large share of global ammonia) as well as the maritime sector, where ammonia can serve as a zero-carbon fuel for shipping. Ammobia differentiates itself by providing a scalable, renewable-energy-based process through a licensing model, aiming to reduce carbon footprints across multiple heavy industries and support widespread adoption of green ammonia in shipping. The company’s goal is to cut CO2 emissions in ammonia production and position itself as a key player in the transition to sustainable chemical production and zero-carbon fuels.
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