IonQ
Quantum Computing
Research&DevelopmentIntern
“Research & Development Intern at IonQ. Skills: AMO physics, Ion trapping, Photonic interconnects, Quantum computing. Work. physicists and engineers”
Industry & Context.
Less than 10% travel, U.S. Person status verification
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
1-year intern, AMO physics background, Experience in ion trapping, Coursework in quantum computing, Research experience in quantum computing, Authorized to work in US, Enrolled in science/engineering program, Recent degree in science/engineering
Nice to Have
Fabrication of photonic devices, Characterization of photonic devices, Working with ion traps, Working with ultra-high vacuum, Working with cryogenic systems, Simulating optical devices, Simulating microwave devices, Understanding of free-space optics, Understanding of imaging systems, Working with visible-light laser sources, Working with fiber components
What You'll Do.
physicists and engineers
Gain experience in physics application
Design photonic interconnect systems
Develop photonic interconnect systems
Instantiate photonic interconnect systems
Extend quantum computer capabilities
Provide framework for network linkage
Advance early-stage technologies
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Photonic Interconnects team; R&D at headquarters; Internal and external customers; Collaborators
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