EAG Laboratories – Engineering Students Lab Tour & Career Exploration Event

Eurofins•Santa Clara, CA

18h•Onsite

About The Position

Eurofins EAG Laboratories is hosting an on-site visit to their Santa Clara facility on Tuesday, August 25, from 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM PST. This event is designed to introduce college and university students to the field of Engineering Sciences, where multidisciplinary teams use advanced analytical techniques to evaluate materials, investigate failures, improve product performance, and support innovation across various industries. While all STEM students are welcome, the event has a particular interest in students pursuing degrees in Engineering Sciences, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Materials Science & Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, and other related STEM disciplines. The event includes a welcome and introduction to EAG's capabilities, guided laboratory tours showcasing advanced materials characterization and failure analysis, and a career Q&A session with professionals to discuss career paths, internships, and early-career opportunities. Attendees will have the chance to network with engineers, scientists, and technical leaders. Registration is required, and participation is limited to 20 individuals. Selected participants will receive confirmation with event details. Those not selected may be added to the Talent Community for future updates.

Requirements

Register for the event by providing your major, year in school, expected graduation date, and uploading your resume.
Be a student or recent graduate from a college or university in the Bay Area.
Pursue a degree in Engineering Sciences, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Materials Science & Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, or other related STEM disciplines.
Sign a confidentiality and visitor acknowledgment form prior to entering the laboratory.

Nice To Haves

Students pursuing degrees in Engineering Sciences.
Students pursuing degrees in Mechanical Engineering.
Students pursuing degrees in Electrical Engineering.
Students pursuing degrees in Materials Science & Engineering.
Students pursuing degrees in Chemical Engineering.
Students pursuing degrees in Civil Engineering.
Students pursuing degrees in Physics.
Students pursuing degrees in Chemistry.
Students pursuing other related STEM disciplines.

Responsibilities

Participate in guided laboratory tours to gain firsthand exposure to advanced materials characterization techniques, failure analysis, and root cause investigations.
Learn about engineering problem-solving in a laboratory environment and the role of analytical science in product development and manufacturing.
Engage in a career Q&A session with EAG professionals to learn about career paths, internship and early-career opportunities, and essential skills for success.
Network directly with engineers, scientists, and technical leaders.
Gain insights into EAG's Engineering Sciences and Advanced Technology Evaluation (ATE) capabilities.
Understand how EAG supports innovation, product development, reliability testing, and failure analysis for technology companies.