Internship Process Engineer - Bio-chemicals & Biofuels (m/f/d) - Full Time , 6 months - Allschwil , Switzerland
Sulzer is a leading engineering company with a proud heritage of innovation. Join our global team to grow your expertise and develop innovative solutions that enable a prosperous and more sustainable society.
We are looking for an Intern to join our Renewable Process Technology team in Allschwil.
In this exciting role you will support process technology development in the fields of bio-chemicals / biofuels and electrified distillation as well as development projects through process design, process optimization, testing, market analysis.
Your main tasks and responsibilities:
- Support the process technology development/improvement in the field of bio-based chemicals and biofuels as well as in the field of electrified distillation.
- Report to the technology specialist on process simulation and process design in his field of expertise.
- Promote know-how transfer internally between regions and BUs through projects support, case studies, presentations.
- Promote Sulzer’s technology offering externally by e.g. creating sales kits & case studies or writing articles.
To succeed in this role, you will need:
- Bachelor or Master level student in Chemical or Process Engineering
- Be familiar with chemical engineering activities (process simulation, unit operations, distillation)
- Some experience with a process simulation tool such as ProII, Chemcad, AspenPlus or HYSIS or equivalent is an advantage
- Fluent in English, and any other language is an advantage
- Good organizational skills, team player, critical thinker
- Team player with good communication skills
- Ability to plan the work autonomously
- Self-driven and curiosity to experiment with new ideas and technologies
What we offer you:
Sulzer Chemtech made the efficiency improvement of chemical processes and process technology for renewable feedstocks the core of its strategy and Ambition 2028.
This internship offers a unique opportunity to support Sulzer’s strategy by further developing and commercializing technologies in the field of bio-chemicals / biofuels as well as in the field of electrified distillation. These technologies will contribute to lowering the environmental impact of the chemical industry as a whole as well as the environmental impact of linked consumers.
