Intern Scent Technology & Innovation
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New York City, NY - USA
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Job Summary
Job Summary
Manager will provideSupport the Fragrance Scent technology and Information team by assisting with laboratory experiments sample preparation stability testing collecting and organizing experimental data. This role offers hands-on experience in a laboratory setting
Key Responsibilities:
- Assist scientists with lab experiments.
- Collect record and organize experimental data in spreadsheets and lab documentation systems.
- Perform basic calculations and create summaries (tables charts) to help compile results for project updates
- Participate in team check-ins and communicate progress observations and any issues promptly.
- Maintain a clean safe well-organized lab space; help with basic inventory and supplies.
- Follow all safety quality and confidentiality requirements complete required training.
Qualifications:
- Current university student pursuing a degree in Chemistry or a related science.
- Basic understanding of lab safety scientific method and experimental procedures.
- Strong attention to detail and ability to follow written protocols.
- Comfortable with Excel/Google Sheets for data entry and basic organization.
Preferred
- Prior academic or research lab experience.
- Interest in fragrance formulation or consumer product science.
We are a global leader in taste scent and nutrition offering our customers a broader range of natural solutions and accelerating our growth strategy. At IFF we believe that your uniqueness unleashes our potential. We value the diverse mosaic of the ethnicity national origin race age sex or veteran status. We strive for an inclusive workplace that allows each of our colleagues to bring their authentic self to work regardless of their religion gender identity & expression sexual orientation or disability.
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Intern
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