Metallurgical Engineering Intern
Solcoa Industries
Why it’s on our list: Hands-on metallurgy in rare-earth metal production, at $35–45 an hour, with J-1 sponsorship named in the posting.
- Location
- Alameda, CA
- Compensation
- $35–45/hour
- Field
- Engineering
Last checked today at 06:25
About this role
On-site internship at a startup producing rare-earth metals: high-temperature and vacuum reactor work and materials analysis with ICP-OES, SEM-EDS and LECO. For bachelor and master students in metallurgy, materials science or related fields.
“J-1 Visa sponsorship available if needed.”
What you’d do
- Support high-temperature and high-vacuum reactor runs
- Analyze feed materials and products with ICP-OES, SEM-EDS and LECO
- Run furnace cycles, collect process data and summarize results
- Maintain vacuum systems, induction coils, thermocouples and gas lines
What they look for
- Bachelor’s or master’s student in metallurgical engineering, materials science or a related field
- Coursework or lab work in high-temperature processing
- Hands-on experience with furnaces, casting or heat treatment
- On-site in Alameda and able to start soon
About Solcoa Industries
A San Francisco Bay Area startup that produces rare-earth metals for magnets and electronics.
How to apply
Check your J-1 Visa for free
A few questions show whether we can sponsor your J-1 Visa for this role and what you pay.
Get the link and your J-1-ready letter
After the check you get the application link and a letter that shows the employer your J-1 sponsorship is covered.
Apply at Solcoa Industries
You apply to Solcoa Industries yourself. Once Solcoa Industries makes you an offer, we handle your sponsorship: training plan, documents and the sponsor, through to your DS-2019.
Questions about this role
How do I apply?
Do the free J-1 Visa Check on this page. You then get the direct link to apply at Solcoa Industries and your J-1-ready letter, also by email.
When does it start and how long is it?
Start: As soon as possible. The posting doesn’t state the duration, so ask in your application.
Is housing included?
The posting doesn’t mention housing. Ask about it in your application.
Who takes care of the J-1 Visa?
We do. Once Solcoa Industries makes you an offer, we coordinate the DS-7002 training plan with you and the organization and handle the sponsor through to your DS-2019. The organization does not need to become a sponsor.
Can you get my J-1 Visa through for this position?
If it’s legally possible, we get it through. Nobody can promise 100% in advance, but we are very confident. VisaNerd isn’t the employer, the host makes the offer.
Subject to eligibility, sponsor approval and consular decision. VisaNerd isn’t the employer. You apply directly to Solcoa Industries.