Next-Gen Solid Oxide Cell Engineer Co-Op

Teragen Energy; Southborough (MA); On-site; USD 25,000 - 34,000; Part time

Job summary

Teragen Energy is seeking a hands-on Cell Engineerng Co-Op/Intern to join the technical team in Massachusetts. You will assist in fabricating electrochemical cells, analyze performance data, and help improve DOE, SOPs, and QC procedures.

You will work with the CTO and scientists to validate solid oxide technologies. Start: Sep 8, 2026; End: Dec 11, 2026; strong lab skills and safe handling of high-temperature furnaces are required.

Qualifications

• Working toward or recently completed a B.S. or M.S. in Materials Science, Ceramic Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or related field
• Experience with ceramic processing, fuel cells, batteries, or electrochemical testing is a plus
• Strong lab skills, hands-on attitude, safe working practices with high-temperature furnaces/reactors and compressed gases
• Excellent data analysis, notebook-keeping, and communication skills
• Excited by startup energy and eager to learn in a dynamic environment

Responsibilities

• Assist in fabrication of electrochemical cells, including slurry prep, tape casting, sintering, and catalyst infiltration
• Analyze performance and durability data and contribute to DOE
• Help develop and refine manufacturing SOPs and quality control procedures
• Support lab setup, equipment maintenance, and process documentation

Skills

Materials Science

Ceramic Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Data analysis

Lab skills

Education

B.S. in Materials Science

B.S. in Ceramic Engineering

B.S./M.S. in Chemical Engineering

Tools

Furnaces & reactors

Electrochemical testing equipment

Job description

Teragen Energy is seeking a hands-on Cell Engineerng Co-Op/Intern to join the technical team in Massachusetts. You will assist in fabricating electrochemical cells, analyze performance data, and help improve DOE, SOPs, and QC procedures.

You will work with the CTO and scientists to validate solid oxide technologies. Start: Sep 8, 2026; End: Dec 11, 2026; strong lab skills and safe handling of high-temperature furnaces are required.