Internship Experimental Scientist Junior Optics & Electronics H/F - 92

Quandela is a European start up that provides photonic quantum computers that are modular, scalable, energy-efficient and accessible both on the cloud and on premise.

Our team of 85 employees, specialises in the development of both software and hardware solutions for a variety of quantum applications. We offer a wide range of services, from developing the most efficient and brightest single photons sources, to creating algorithms for quantum computers and providing cloud quantum computing solutions.

Quandela plays a pivotal role as a strategic partner in the quantum transformation of industrial sectors such as energy, finance, pharmaceuticals, and transportation. Furthermore, we are esteemed collaborators within the academic and research community.

- Following a successful €50 million fundraising in 2023, we are now scaling up our commercial ventures alongside our ongoing research endeavors.
- Quandela has been chosen to participate in the French Tech 2030 program, which aims to bolster French companies pioneering groundbreaking innovations.Quandela stands as a global leader in quantum computing, driven by groundbreaking technology and a strategic vision for scaling quantum solutions. The company's unique ability to offer both hardware and software solutions, along with its commitment to build energy efficient datacenters and scalability, positions it to play a key role in the next wave of innovation, and in many strategic and sovereign industrial sectors.

Join Us at the Forefront of Quantum Computing Innovation

Description of the Team

The Quantum Processing Unit (QPU) Prototyping Team focuses on the development of next generation optical quantum computing systems. Their primary responsibility is designing and refining R&D QPUs, which are accessible through the Quandela's cloud platform. The team works on developing modular components, adding new features, and improving the performance of the QPU to align with Quandela's long-term quantum computer architecture.

Description of the Project

In photonic quantum information processing, feedforward refers to real-time operations performed on a quantum system based on the measurement outcomes of previous operations.

We are developping a module that will be included in our quantum processing units (QPU) to enhance their computing capabilities.

The selected candidate will work closely with our lead researchers to participate in the development of this module in our state-of-the-art quantum computing laboratory.

Your Key Responsibilities

- Develop and test a complex optical module for quantum information processing
- Develop Python scripts to control the experimental setup
- Write tests reports and documentation