Job Description

Company
The Interchange LLP
theinterchange.cc
Designation
Production and Workshop Intern
Date Listed
04 Jul 2025
Job Type
Entry Level / Junior Executive
Intern/TS
Job Period
Immediate Start, For At Least 3 Months
Profession
Sciences / Laboratory / R&D
Industry
Others
Location Name
Mei Ling Street, Singapore
Address
Mei Ling St, Singapore
Map
Allowance / Remuneration
$600 - 1,200 monthly
Company Profile
The Interchange is a multidisciplinary social enterprise that combines research, design, and fabrication to develop accessible and replicable circular economy solutions for communities.


We work at the intersection of sustainability, creativity, and social impact, transforming overlooked and discarded materials such as rice bags, PVC banners, and post-consumer plastic waste into functional, meaningful products. Beyond product development, we run hands-on workshops, community programmes, and creative outreach efforts to spark conversation, build skills, and empower individuals to take action through circular design.


Our work is rooted in collaboration, whether it's engaging seniors through micro-jobs, co-developing upcycling initiatives with public agencies, or partnering with like-minded organisations to drive material reuse. We're a small but agile team that believes in learning by doing and creating systems that turn waste into possibility.



You'll support our team in sewing and crafting upcycled products, prepare materials, and assist in community workshops with a wide range of participants. This is a hands-on, on-the-ground role that plays a key part in our day-to-day operations.


Responsibilities

Operate sewing machines and prep materials for production Assist in facilitating upcycling workshops Pack, transport, and help set up for off-site workshops and pop-ups Maintain workspaces and tools (e.g., clean machines, organise craft supplies) Assist in documenting processes for internal records or social media

You Must Have

Strong interest in sustainability, upcycling, and social impact work Familiarity with sewing (machine and hand stitching) and crafting Willingness to work with unconventional materials (e.g., post-consumer waste such as rice bags, plastic bottles, PVC banners, food packaging) Good time management, attention to detail, and reliability A positive, can-do attitude and the ability to work with a small, lean team Comfort interacting with a wide range of workshop participants Availability for occasional weekend work, depending on pop-ups and workshops

Application Instructions
Please apply for this position by submitting your CV to


Kindly note that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.