Chemical Engineering Internship (Summer/Fall 2027)

WHO WE ARE

We are a company where people matter. We are family driven. We are financially strong. And we are looking for problem-solvers to join our growing team.

BENEFITS

Competitive pay Professional development workshops & training In-person networking opportunities with leadership and peers Hands-on project experience with real business impact Paid volunteer time Company-sponsored events and activities Potential for full-time opportunities upon graduation JOIN A TOP WORKPLACE - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nlFHnnfvhk Engineering Internship Summer/Fall 2027 The primary purpose of this position is to gain practical work experience on engineering projects. This position will uphold the Hydrite “Standards of Excellence” through continuous commitment to customer satisfaction, both internal and external. This role will run from June 2027- December 2027, with flexibility to work 15 hours minimum per week on site during the fall/winter quarters.

As Engineering Intern, primary responsibilities include

Provide technical analysis for projects as assigned. Assist in implementation of capital projects and maintenance activities, where appropriate. Develop, review, and update Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to ensure alignment with current operational practices and regulatory requirements. Support plant operations by assisting in troubleshooting, process optimization, and documentation of system workflows. Perform engineering clerical-type duties as assigned. Investigate, evaluate and implement process related cost saving improvements such as waste reduction, cycle-time reduction, lower cost raw material qualification, scale-up, and shelf-life improvements. Investigate, evaluate and implement process related cycle time improvements such as batch process time reduction, continuous process throughput increase, pre/post-batch cleanout time reduction, and quality improvement intended to accomplish capacity generation. Investigate, evaluate and implement site energy r