Meet Nicholas Root, our Materials Engineer Co-Op Intern and a student at Northeastern University, College of Engineering and College of Science, pursuing a combined Bachelor’s in Chemical Engineering and Biochemistry! Nick is excited to be a part of the Edward’s team in Haverhill, providing his support and leadership with projects while working in the Materials Science Innovation Center. The ability to learn numerous technical skills and analytical techniques in the lab performing failure analysis, material characterization, and research for new product development and advancements are just some of the opportunities that interest him the most in this role. Nick looks forward to the next 6 months at Edwards and seeing what he can accomplish with his team! 👏 https://bit.ly/3WDRWsf #InternSpotlight #meetEdwards #edwardshaverhill #businessintelligence #internship #careerdevelopment
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