This undergraduate student worker position is based at the Florida Industrial & Phosphate Research Institute in Bartow, Florida. The student will perform laboratory work on a grant-supported Critical Materials Innovation (CMI) Hub project. The project focuses on recovering rare earth elements from phosphogypsum, producing alternative fertilizers, developing low-carbon cement, and purifying phosphogypsum for commercial applications. Students with training in environmental engineering and chemistry are preferred. The role requires current enrollment at Florida Polytechnic University and at least half-time enrollment. Work is limited to a maximum of 20 hours per week while classes are in session and, on an as-needed basis, 32 hours per week during semester breaks and summer term. The expected starting pay is $15.25 per hour. Employment requires a criminal background check, potentially including a level II screening, and is subject to federal and state privacy regulations.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED