Molten Industries
Details
Positions: Engineering Intern
Location: Oakland, CA
Innovation Area: Materials and Chemicals; Generation and Conversion; Energy, Food, Water Nexus; Transportation
Position Type: Industry supported
Compensation: $7500
Internship Term: 8 weeks
Our mission is to decarbonize the $100B hydrogen market. Founded by two Stanford Engineering PhDs, Molten Industries has developed a novel approach to crack natural gas into clean hydrogen and solid carbon, thus eliminating gaseous CO2 emissions from traditional hydrogen production.
From our team’s decade of experience in the solar industry, we have realized that electrification alone will struggle to decarbonize heavy industry with the urgency necessary to mitigate the harshest effects of climate change. Heavy industry (cement, steel, chemicals, fertilizer) currently emits over 10 Gt-CO2 per year, making up over 20% of global CO2 emissions. Low-cost and clean hydrogen has the potential to mitigate emissions from heavy industrial sectors, enabling carbon neutral or negative fuel and petrochemical production.
Responsibilities
Engineering – reactor design, fluid modeling, process engineering, hands-on building and parts fabrication, materials characterization, systems engineering
Who Should Apply
We are excited to work with hard-working and passionate people with a broad range of experience. An ideal candidate will be willing to wear a lot of hats and get their hands dirty.
Required Expertise
Bonus expertise: CAD, fluid modeling, hands-on building experience
Preferred Skills/Majors
- Chemical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Materials Science
- Chemistry
- Environmental Science