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QuantumDiamonds is building the world’s first commercial quantum sensing tools for chip failure analysis. We are seeking a Research Software Engineering Intern in Pre-Development to consolidate measurement software into a single Python framework, guided by a mentor, with migration of existing protocols.
This is a full-time 6-month internship that can start during or after your studies. You will work with an international team across physics, data science, and engineering, shaping a flexible,
QuantumDiamonds is building the world’s first commercial quantum sensing tools for chip failure analysis. As our Research Software Engineering Intern in Pre-Development, you bring our measurement software together. A measurement protocol is the recipe our Quantum Diamond Microscope (QDm) follows for one measurement: how laser, microwaves and camera are sequenced and timed, and how raw camera frames become a magnetic field image of a chip. Our engineers write new protocols whenever they test a new idea, and several backends for running them grew in parallel. You turn them into one shared Python framework that our engineers extend. The challenge is a framework R&D still uses long after your internship: flexible enough that a new protocol is a day’s work, automated enough that a measurement runs without someone watching it, and structured enough that the next engineer extends it without reading all of it. An experienced colleague from the team mentors you and sets the architecture; you make that trade-off real in code, working with Claude Code every day, as our engineers do. This is a full-time internship for 6 months, during or after your studies, starting as soon as possible.
Let’s make the invisible visible!
QuantumDiamonds builds diamond NV-centre quantum sensing systems for semiconductor failure analysis, founded at TU Munich in 2022 and funded to €98M.