Twelve
Details
Positions: Data Science Intern, Innovation
Location: Berkeley, CA
Innovation Area: Materials and Chemicals; Environment and Health; Software and Data Analytics
Position Type: TomKat Center-supported
Compensation: $8,500
Internship Term: 8 weeks
Twelve is pioneering a new industrial era with carbon transformation. We use electrochemistry to turn CO2 into critical products—fuels, chemicals, and materials—that today rely on fossil fuels. Our mission: to fundamentally change how the world makes its essential goods by transforming CO2 from a liability into a resource, building resilient, fossil-free supply chains, and advancing next-generation industry.
Responsibilities
You will work closely with a mentor on the Innovation team to build tools and insights that accelerate our development cycle for our subscale CO2 electrolyzer. You will:
- Design and deploy Python-based tools and collaborative notebooks for data visualization to streamline the analysis for specific research problems.
- Analyze electrochemical data across diverse material systems to generate or test hypotheses by integrating inputs from a cross-functional team.
- Communicate progress and data insights through regular informal check-ins and technical presentations to the Innovation team.
Who Should Apply
We are looking for a curious, self-driven undergraduate student who is passionate about climate tech and thrives in a fast-paced "build-test-learn" environment. This role is ideal for someone who is not only interested in data but also wants to understand the underlying physics and chemistry that the data represents.
Required Expertise
- Proficiency in Python (specifically libraries like Pandas, NumPy, and Plotly)
- Familiarity with statistical methods and experience handling time-series data
- Exposure to chemistry and electrochemistry principles through coursework and/or projects
- Exposure to generative AI tools for expediting and refining code development.
Preferred Skills/Majors
- Proficiency in machine learning frameworks.
- Proficiency in electrochemical techniques.
- Majors: Chemical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Data Science, Physics, Mechanical Engineering, Energy Science and Engineering