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Scion is offering a 12-week Summer Student Intern position in Rotorua, NZ, focusing on reducing water use in moulded fibre packaging. You will support laboratory testing and data analysis while developing fibre-foam technologies in a world-class materials science environment.
You will work with experienced researchers, learn project planning, and gain hands-on experience in experimental approaches, data interpretation, and reporting for sustainable packaging innovations.
Vacancy Number: 61289
Fixed Term:12 weeks
Hours: 40
Summer Student Intern – Reducing Water Use in Moulded Fibre Packaging
Grow your research skills in a world-class science environment
Join our Sustainable Materials team and contribute to innovative research aimed at reducing water consumption in moulded fibre packaging manufacturing. Working alongside experienced researchers, you'll gain hands-on experience developing and testing fibre-foam technologies that support more sustainable packaging solutions for the future.
What you will be doing | Ngā whāinga matua
To be successful in this role, the minimum qualifications required are:
This internship offers the opportunity to contribute to meaningful research that supports sustainable packaging innovation while gaining practical experience in applied science and engineering. Working in a professional research environment, you'll develop valuable technical, analytical, and problem-solving skills that will support your future career aspirations.
We've built something new. AgResearch, Manaaki Whenua – Landcare Research, Plant & Food Research and Scion have come together to form the Bioeconomy Science Institute. We are more than 2200 people working to support the growth and resilience of the bioeconomy in New Zealand and beyond.
Together, our world-class science can do more to advance innovation in agriculture, horticulture, forestry, aquaculture, biotechnology and manufacturing; protect and enhance ecosystems from biosecurity threats and climate risks; and develop new bio-based technologies and products.