
Located at the heart of the Spirulina Plant within the new Harvest Building (since 2025) in Calipatria, California, the Earthrise Engineering Center is a hub for innovation, research, and collaboration for smart agriculture and more.
We open our doors to universities, research institutions, educational programs, and internship initiatives—offering a unique space dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge and engineering solutions that benefit all of humanity.

To promote innovation through engineering and research by applying rigorous scientific methods and fostering collaborative investigation in smart agriculture and industry. We strive to create a vibrant environment where students, educators, and professionals come together to solve real-world challenges and build a more sustainable future.


At the Earthrise Engineering Center, we believe that research is more than a technical pursuit — it’s a philosophical commitment to understanding and improving the world.
We are guided by the idea that philosophy and experimentation must work together:
This dual lens keeps our work grounded, ethical, and visionary. Whether it's through engineering innovation, environmental sustainability, or scientific advancement, we are committed to research that both serves humanity and challenges our understanding of the world.
“We don’t just build solutions—we build meaning.”
We have a great environment for internship and collaboration opportunities

Industrial Engineer
Director of EEC
Factory Manager

Mechatronics Engineer
Maintenance Manger

Chemical Engineer
Culture control manager

Industrial Engineer
Harvest / Extraction Manager
Theodore Von Karmant

Earthrise Nutritionals demonstrates an impressive commitment to climate-smart, sustainable agriculture. Their initiative reflects forward-thinking practices that foster diverse, resilient food systems and promote environmental stewardship in the face of a challenging climate. These values resonate strongly with UC ANR's mission to improve the lives of Californians through science-based solutions. Our UCCE Imperial County team greatly appreciated the opportunity to tour the facilities, exchange ideas, and strengthen connections that advance research and sustainability for current and future generations.
- Dr. Chandra Richards, UCCE Area County Director for Imperial and San Diego Counties


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