R&D PhD Summer Intern - Odor Control Mechanisms at Procter & Gamble Company

Richmond, Virginia, United States

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Consumer Packaged GoodsIndustries

Working towards a PhD with training in chemistry, materials science, sensory science, or sensor development
Experience in a field related to volatile organic compounds, including any of: development, characterization, and/or selection of molecular adsorbents (MOFs, activated carbon, zeolites, porous materials with high surface areas); leveraging sensory science for odor detection; development and/or use of portable sensors for VOC detection
Available to work a 12-week internship from May/early June to August 2026, 5 days a week (M-F) in office at Mason, Ohio location

Independently lead research initiatives to investigate synergies and antagonism between molecular adsorbents and fragrance materials as malodor control strategies for consumer goods
Develop and recommend a detailed, scientifically-sound technical approach to leverage synergies and/or mitigate antagonism to inform product development, ultimately enhancing product design and business strategy
Execute research plans in a timely and accountable manner, ensuring adherence to best practices and principles
Communicate insights and findings with the team to enhance collective knowledge and practices