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Europe, Finland, Espoo
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Posted 16 days ago
🏢 IQM Quantum Computers
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EUR 2K - 2K per month
Role Type
Role Focus
Seniority
Employer Type
Visa / Relocation Details
This internship role focuses on developing numerical simulations and software tools to support the design and optimization of superconducting Quantum Processing Units (QPUs). The intern will join the Numerics team to work on finite element and electromagnetic field simulations relevant to quantum hardware. They will contribute directly to IQM’s QPU simulation software stack by writing and maintaining software, primarily using Python, under the guidance of experienced engineers.
Key Responsibilities
Develop and explore simulation models and numerical methods specifically for Quantum Processing Unit simulations.
Execute finite element and electromagnetic field simulations relevant to superconducting qubits.
Contribute to the development of IQM’s QPU design and simulation software tools.
Write and maintain simulation software, primarily utilizing Python programming.
Follow a collaborative development workflow using Git and participate in peer code reviews.
Required Skills
Basic understanding of quantum physics, electromagnetics, or microwave engineering.
Strong Python programming skills.
Ability to work independently on assigned tasks.
Attention to detail focused on delivering high-quality simulation tools.
BSc degree in a relevant field or currently preparing for an MSc degree.
Nice-to-have Skills
Knowledge of numerical methods or optimization techniques.
Experience with finite element methods or electromagnetic simulations.
Exposure to high-performance computing languages (e.g., Fortran, C/C++).
Interest or experience in applying artificial intelligence to scientific or engineering problems.
Technology Tags
The role focuses on simulations relevant to the design and performance optimization of superconducting quantum processing units (QPUs).
The intern will develop simulation models and software tools to support the design and optimization of quantum processing units.
The job explicitly involves developing and exploring finite element and other numerical simulations relevant to superconducting hardware.
Basic understanding of Microwave engineering is listed as a relevant field for this simulation role.
A basic understanding of quantum physics is required for modeling and optimizing quantum processing units.
Strong Python programming skills are required for writing and maintaining the simulation software stack.
Exposure to HPC languages like Fortran or C/C++ is listed as a nice-to-have experience, suggesting the scale of the simulations.