Microanalysis Scientist Intern: Nanoparticle Imaging & SEM

Entegris, Inc.; Billerica (MA); On-site; USD 28,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Compensation: $20-$30/hour

Values-driven culture

Equal opportunity employer

Job summary

Entegris, Inc. in Billerica, MA seeks a Microanalysis Scientist Intern for Summer 2027. The 12–14 week role offers hands-on experience in the Micro-analysis team, working with advanced instruments to count and identify nanoparticles in DIW and ultra-clean samples for semiconductor applications.

You will perform analytical testing, learn SEM/EDS, Confocal microscopy, and FTIR, and help develop methods while collaborating with senior scientists and engineers.

Qualifications

• Must be a currently enrolled student.
• Available to work 40 hours per week, Mon–Fri, June through August.
• Must be familiar with university co-op requirements.
• Entegris sponsorship not provided (H1-B, TN, STEM OPT, etc.).
• Equal opportunity employer.

Responsibilities

• Perform and present analytical test results to Senior Scientists and Engineers.
• Become proficient in SEM, EDS, Confocal 3D Fluorescence Microscope, FTIR.
• Develop and iterate test methodologies.
• Discuss results and suggest future project directions.
• Support routine analytical services by analyzing samples from other teams.

Skills

Analytical data analysis

Organizational skills

Analytical chemistry

Organic chemistry

Digital imaging analysis

3D Confocal microscopy

Communication

GPA 3.0

Education

Physics

Optical Engineering

Imaging Science

Materials Science and Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Computer Science

Chemistry

Job description

Entegris, Inc. in Billerica, MA seeks a Microanalysis Scientist Intern for Summer 2027. The 12–14 week role offers hands-on experience in the Micro-analysis team, working with advanced instruments to count and identify nanoparticles in DIW and ultra-clean samples for semiconductor applications.

You will perform analytical testing, learn SEM/EDS, Confocal microscopy, and FTIR, and help develop methods while collaborating with senior scientists and engineers.